"It ought to be something that prosecutors welcome and use to their advantage to create criminal justice success stories, to advertise criminal justice success stories," she said.
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Private business is cautious, lacking in incentives and success stories.
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The Astros have turned into one of baseball's success stories.
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Pebble, one of the original Kickstarter success stories, was soaring.
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IT WAS one of Silicon Valley's most riveting success stories.
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Tracking success stories is a priority in the conservation world.
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One of those inspirational success stories is that of Stance.
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One of Venter's early test subjects and success stories: himself.
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We know that it can be done from success stories.
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And the success stories often take a decade or more.
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Having read individual success stories I find one common thread.
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And in Columbus, there are some unlikely new success stories.
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LONDON — Europe has been one of Huawei's biggest success stories.
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It was one of the greatest environmental success stories ever.
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If so, what other success stories do you know about?
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CUNY Start and ASAP aren't City University's only success stories.
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With few success stories, many are being quietly killed off.
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Maine is just one of the recent reform success stories.
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"We'd only heard success stories," she said, shaking her head.
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Bits The technology industry is full of immigrant success stories.
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Then again, faith healing always has a few success stories.
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Common Sense Not many business success stories rival Chipotle Mexican Grill's.
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After five years, Anthony has a long list of success stories.
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YouTube is rife with success stories, some more deserving than others.
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Like other Nordic success stories, it will be hard to replicate.
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" Fidget spinners "are over," but they're also "producing local success stories.
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Even our success stories show how far there is to go.
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Two of 2018's biggest Hollywood success stories are also nominated.
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Welcome to Hydraulic Press Channel, one of YouTube's strangest success stories.
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And yet, there are a few success stories in TheFamily's portfolio.
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The self-made media mogul represents a trie American success stories.
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Closing this border could undermine one of Europe's greatest success stories.
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His own mayor called him one of their city's success stories.
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"Lebanon is a nation of survivors and success stories," said Lemonis.
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"They don't really find any of the success stories," he said.
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Rosenstock was one of SideOneDummy's greatest success stories in recent years.
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The prince also encouraged the organizations to share their success stories.
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PEOPLE: What's one of your favorite success stories from camp-goers?
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But success stories like these rarely break through the news cycle.
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First, subscriptions, which are also starting to result in success stories.
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A decade from now, though, there will certainly be success stories.
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Despite the success stories, not all is well in Italian tennis.
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She is now admired as one of the village success stories.
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The Cadillac XT5 is one of General Motors' quiet success stories.
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Google/Alphabet is one of the greatest success stories in history.
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But the success stories are real, too, and they're fairly common.
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C.M.L. is one of our great success stories in cancer therapies.
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As elsewhere, however, most African success stories involve a lucky break.
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Even blogging's success stories have struggled to live up to expectations.
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However, it's unclear how commonplace any of these success stories are.
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Dua'a is one of countless success stories demonstrating America's leadership abroad.
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But she doesn't let that experience overshadow the many success stories.
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Language learning service Babbel is one of Berlin's quiet startup success stories.
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But that will become the exceptions among success stories, not the norm.
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Booth, 31, and Bristowe, 33, were one of Bachelor Nation's success stories.
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Tech's success stories are being marred by horror stories from their users.
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Second, we need to identify tomorrow's success stories and help them accelerate.
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The cheetah program is considered one of the facility's biggest success stories.
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It could be that TV loves to replicate its own success stories.
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Brands can take heart from success stories including Fabindia, said Technopak's Singhal.
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You'll even get to read some cute success stories along the way.
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"Don't rely on the success stories provided in the seminar," Ashe said.
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McGregor is one of the greatest success stories in mixed martial arts.
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As we get more success stories, this will win more people over.
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His often-repeated personal success stories were either exaggerations or outright lies.
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This is one of the great environmental success stories of all time.
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We "success stories" are driven from elementary school on to be perfect.
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Success stories look a certain way: they're male; they're white; they're wealthy.
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Now the many success stories do the persuading — stories like Mr. Stearns's.
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Their book is a group portrait of 42 of these success stories.
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How many companies have overcome both problems to become huge success stories?
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" She added: "At places like Davos, people like to tell success stories.
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TIGER's success stories can be found in rural towns and urban centers.
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"Japan needs success stories" to vindicate Abe's decision, said the first source.
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We visited Twin Falls, Idaho, one of the nation's rural success stories.
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Aside from Talbot, though, the city had few tangible hockey success stories.
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What are some success stories and stories of family support and love?
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But to have such success stories, we must start with truer tales.
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Working-class success stories like Fred's are rare in America, and becoming rarer.
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Read up on activities and success stories and follow U.N. Water on Twitter.
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Earlier, he said charities had to be better at telling the success stories.
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Yes, but: For all the success stories, there are plenty of other failures.
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But it's the undeniable birthplace of political success stories that few saw coming.
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Often, deep-seated passion is what separates the wannabes from the success stories.
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Hoke told CNBC that more success stories like these are sure to follow.
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Stiglitz argues that these success stories are celebrated because they are so rare.
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Here are some success stories from financial experts who have done just that.
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"There are some success stories, but they are very few," said Dr. Mazzola.
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Part of its mandate is bringing more of these success stories to fruition.
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There is also recognition for two of the year's biggest Hollywood success stories.
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Leading producers like Ms. Occhipinti, COS and Valle dell'Acate are significant success stories.
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Some of them shared their success stories about what they had to do.
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Yet often, the most inspiring success stories are also the ones most overlooked.
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Well there must be some success stories, otherwise, why would they do it?
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Many countries have tried, but it's difficult to find any convincing success stories.
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However, the largest majority of success stories began with a prestigious university education.
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But several other companies have had their share of college football success stories.
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Brex has emerged as one of the past year&aposs big success stories.
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Both Shakira, on her 43rd birthday, and Lopez, 50, are multicultural success stories.
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Loren and Alex are one of the few success stories from the show.
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Not surprisingly, the anthology focuses on the success stories, not the fewer failures.
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So how do we get more innovative energy success stories and fewer failures?
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Rainbow Six Siege has one of the most interesting success stories in games.
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The success stories of graduates provide a positive example and motivate current trainees.
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Success isn't achieved without first overcoming challenges — major success stories, like Nike, included.
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Shopify is one of Canada's biggest tech success stories Shopify is one of Canada's biggest tech success stories Walmart's marketplace has 18,000 sellers, 36 percent of whom make at least $2 million in sales — all of whom sell on Amazon!
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I wasn't having the type of "roommate at first sight" success stories as advertised.
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I think it's one of the biggest public health success stories of our civilization.
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There have been plenty of success stories, so yes, we can protect these fish.
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Here's what we found: Society is quick to celebrate the seemingly overnight success stories.
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Those values have helped propel Uber to one of Silicon Valley's biggest success stories.
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In the realm of singers becoming serious actors, there are some notable success stories.
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The story of Oculus is just one of the many success stories on Kickstarter.
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It was one of those too-long coming, hard-fought, "better angels" success stories.
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Author Shomari Wills details those and other similar improbable success stories in Black Fortunes.
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But it's not all negative, there are some success stories here, such as Datingsitesreviews.
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Such success stories remain rare, as visual analysis of data still dominates the sciences.
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Bipartisanship has a lot to do with state success stories emerging across the country.
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There are many success stories of Syrians finding jobs and accommodation through the app.
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"It's an opportunity now to let everyone know about our success stories," he said.
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The Massachusetts safety net was one of the real success stories of the study.
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"Agricultural production and international trade is one of the United States' greatest success stories."
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Airbnb is one of the greatest startup success stories of the last 20 years.
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Like many of British boxing's greatest success stories, Lewis was the child of immigrants.
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But even with many success stories surrounding bitcoin investments, seasoned investors are voicing caution.
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Women share the truth about their business success stories as told by their numbers.
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Increasingly, many of those workers do the grunt work behind China's internet success stories.
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Yet replicating success stories like hers in truly large numbers remains the big challenge.
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Cardiology has seen a great many medical success stories over the past 100 years.
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The Vegas Golden Knights have been one of the year's most unlikely success stories.
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" He added, "We have very few success stories in Russia, and this explains why.
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JDate, especially, would seem to be one of the success stories of online dating.
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Those values have helped propel Uber to one of Silicon Valley's biggest success stories.
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Discuss your success stories and the role you played in a professional collaboration. 3.
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Income growth Success stories of the kind envisioned here have been controversially called miracles.
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Failure often goes unreported, especially in places that rely on success stories to get funded.
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When compared to other major American success stories, in fact, it is far from radical.
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Tune in next week for even more rare lumps, surgical success stories, and satisfying pops.
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This is a far cry from the success stories promoted by most multilevel marketing companies.
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StitchFix is one of the clearest success stories and still trades at 1-3X revenues.
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I wanted to read success stories and know that things were going to be fine.
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But a delegation from Botswana -- one of Africa's conservation success stories -- is refusing to attend.
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Africa is as studded with examples of failure as Asia is filled with success stories.
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Those who manage to stay free past this milestone — roughly half — are considered success stories.
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Canonical's Ubuntu is one of the many shining success stories of the grand Linux experiment.
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The success stories don't give us hope, or actionable advice, all they give us guilt.
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"Our media and society have shoved too many success stories down our throat," said Zhao.
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Hill told me he's seen some incredible success stories, but the science is not perfect.
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All told, it's one of the greatest success stories in the history of oceanic conservation.
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Let's hope Legion can add women's bodies to that list of success stories next season.
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Most fifth-round NFL Draft picks, when they hit, are considered nice little success stories.
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He was also involved with Waze, Onavo, Argus and plenty of other Israeli success stories.
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That mainly means Social Security, one of the great success stories of modern American government.
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And while their failure rate is also higher, there are some very notable success stories.
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Fortunately, we can look to several ESA success stories to draw inspiration for other improvements.
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Similar success stories have occurred across the El Centro, Yuma, Tucson, and El Paso sectors.
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Now it's time to celebrate the success stories, and rank them arbitrarily from 22016–216.
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"We've had so many success stories," says George Dianga, the officer in charge of Kamiti.
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The Clean Car Standards are one of America's biggest success stories in combating climate change.
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Padre relates similar success stories about how the fruit is helping augment the rural economy.
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For ARM, the company has been been one of the UK's biggest tech success stories.
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He spoke of belonging to the Queensbridge "family," and taking pride in its success stories.
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Success stories of the recent past seem to be signaling a rapidly developing landscape ahead.
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I wish I had only success stories, but some people don't stay engaged and leave.
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All three of the clear East Asian success stories have high state capacity in general.
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Canadian employers cite such economic success stories while dismissing suggestions that the program exploits workers.
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Now, they&aposve crafted themselves into multibillionaires while growing their businesses into worldwide success stories.
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Despite success stories like these, many doctors don't focus on nutrition when they see patients.
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Their success stories should spur more investors to look for opportunities in these underserved populations.
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Repetition is difficult in this business and the replication of past success stories is impossible.
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And both are box office success stories, with Hidden Figures looking like a genuine hit.
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Digital ag success stories will be built on demonstrating utility, the economic gain per acre farmed.
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Until the system changes, success stories like Porter's will be the exception rather than the rule.
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It is the collective glue that holds the narratives of San Francisco startup success stories together.
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Success stories make us feel good, but this kind of celebratory exceptionalism inherently overlooks so much.
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Latin American democracy grew throughout the 1990s and 2000s, one of the world's great success stories.
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Apple continues to point to its services division as one of the company's ongoing success stories.
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The young country, together with Latvia and Estonia, became the success stories of post-communist transformation.
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While there are certainly success stories, there are also 307 American cities with populations above 100,000.
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Success stories include Dajiang Innovations (DJI) — the world's biggest maker of consumer and small commercial drones.
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The startup scene in Europe is getting great momentum, evidenced by more and more success stories.
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Nike, Facebook and Netflix are great examples of DevOps success stories — largely credited to their leadership.
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It's an approach popularised by revenue-funded Aussie success stories such as the software company, Atlassian.
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Humanitarian relief and development aid is one of the unheralded bipartisan success stories of recent years.
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Carriage is one of the more notable success stories from Kuwait's nascent but growing startup scene.
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They were nervous, but, fueled by the hope of success stories before them, they said yes.
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We announced three major actions to pave the way for more success stories like this one.
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There have been some global success stories, such as China's rapid roll-out of digital payments.
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A24's indie dramedy, "The Farewell," is one of the biggest success stories of the year.
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This is the aspiration of every aid program, of course: to generate self-sustaining success stories.
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We know that this is just one way to help, and the success stories are there.
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These simple concepts represent a national commitment and NEPA has a long list of success stories.
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Some of the world's biggest success stories – Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates – never finished college after all.
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Director Jeremy Saulnier is one of the unlikeliest cinematic success stories of the past several years.
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The inmates produce a "Road to Recovery" quarterly newsletter that highlights success stories and treatment advisories.
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"It was one of our great success stories," longtime Intel leader Andy Grove told the magazine.
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The Montreal Protocol has been hailed as one of the greatest environmental success stories in history.
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These are just a few of thousands of success stories, all made possible by work requirements.
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"There's the other side of Biennial success stories, the Biennial 'curse,'" he said with a chuckle.
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"But that's okay because one or two success stories will be worth our while," he said.
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And indeed a number of readers offered their own anecdotes of late-career-change success stories.
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And what do their billion-dollar success stories reveal about the future of the watch business?
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Until now, London had been one of Uber's most notable success stories outside the United States.
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Yet it is exactly that latter group of success stories who are decamping for alternate shores.
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His FortuneBuilders company bills itself as an educational firm with many satisfied customers and success stories.
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And we have relatively few recent case studies on success stories of how that has happened.
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Although schools around the nation continue to share success stories, the transition hasn't been universally easy.
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My latest column argues that these success stories are much more common than many people realize.
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We hear about our failures on a routine basis, which are Russian and Chinese success stories.
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The internet is full of success stories about companies that switched to a four-day workweek.
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But success stories like Mr. Pichai's no longer inspire the jealousy they once did in India.
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We just get distracted by the noise and sensationalization of big promises and "overnight success" stories.
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Deliveroo is one of Britain's top tech success stories, with a valuation north of $2 billion.
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The investment chief kept his focus, rather, on recent economic success stories between the two powers.
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Yes, please tell me the success stories of those who have walked these halls before me.
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Startups, including success stories Facebook and Twitter, often suffer founder clashes, executive churn, and squabbles over equity.
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The SLS wants to see more like him—more success stories, more young skaters landing big tricks.
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This certainly isn't all of the success stories that have emerged from the Groupon Latin America ecosystem.
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Among the many responses, there are success stories that make clear that recovery from addiction is possible.
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London's getting towards being built for bikes… Cycling's been one of the big success stories in London.
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"It's much easier to hear about the success stories and people who defied the odds," she says.
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And of course, there have been some notable self-financed success stories — like former New Jersey Gov.
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I'm optimistic that success stories like these will help boost the region's funding landscape to new heights.
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Like Facebook, some early flops will turn into powerhouses, while other early success stories will fall apart.
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One of the greatest economic success stories in modern history is starting to take an unpleasant turn.
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However, there are enough success stories to give anyone going through the surgery and rehabilitation process hope.
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Like many tech success stories, Zalik was so successful so soon, he eventually dropped out of Auburn.
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It underscores the fact that terrorist acts hide a million quiet success stories among European Muslim communities.
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We all know only practice makes perfect, despite the dazzling and constant success stories disseminated every day.
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The administration can help share the countless success stories that have come out of the WDB program.
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One of the biggest success stories from Defy Ventures is that of Coss Marte, founder of Conbody.
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But governments historically have a spotty record of using state-directed money to generate business success stories.
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Several regional start-up success stories have persuaded investors to add the Midwest to their scouting itineraries.
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In the coming months, I will be telling some of the unknown success stories in higher education.
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Start customer advocacy programs, share more customer success stories and connect groups of like-minded customers together.
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The success stories are all bottom-up; the failures are all where the bottom has fallen out.
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The Tomatometer has been further distorted by the triumph of "poptimism"—critical faith in commercial success stories.
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She has heard success stories, however, and remains optimistic that the drug could be helping certain people.
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The biggest Etsy success stories do tend to line up fairly precisely with the company's original mission.
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The Point: Virginia over the past decade has been one of the Democratic Party's great success stories.
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Cupial had been one of Poland's postcommunist success stories, earning millions through his cable company, Tele-Fonika.
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The Fine Brothers, like a lot of online success stories, weren't household names before this controversy erupted.
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But the crowdfunding site has also been responsible for a handful of success stories, including the Oculus Rift.
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These entrepreneurial success stories are scaling quickly, growing user base and sales and attracting initial rounds of funding.
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Even for "success stories" like that of the Brighamia insignis, the plants are basically extinct in the wild.
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The supposed success stories told in these black salve Facebook groups and YouTube videos are compelling and hopeful.
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The science behind it is hazy, to say the least, and any success stories are anecdotal at best.
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Like all the new media success stories, Breitbart's alt-right platform depends on the participation of its audience.
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After the complaints surfaced, Allred took a break from tweeting success stories to acknowledge that Lambda wasn't perfect.
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On the partner front, developers, marketers and designers have helped create many success stories, while writing their own.
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There are success stories where companies, government and stakeholders such as labour and local communities have worked together.
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FROM COINAGE: Mind-blowing American Idol Success Stories "I'm gonna make a deal with you, okay?" said Brooks.
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FROM COINAGE: Mind-Blowing American Idol Success Stories "It's definitely more in the pop direction," she tells PEOPLE.
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The U.S. currently draws the largest amount of fintech investment and is home to many early success stories.
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"My goal is to automate warehouses in America and make a lot of success stories there," said Diankov.
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Cockroaches are one of the world's greatest success stories, having existed in some form for 300 million years.
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And it can work too well—cautionary tales of galantamine-induced nightmares can be found alongside success stories.
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Normally you hear about the success stories, but you don't hear about the kids who didn't make it.
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"Retelling my story now, retelling success stories, is a great reminder that the American dream can be achieved."
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The harga has its rules by now, with its professionals, its seasons, its fees — and its success stories.
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The site also shows innovative ways nonprofits have used the platform effectively through a section of success stories.
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Even while in the pilot phase, Indiegogo has had some success stories in helping Chinese companies launch globally.
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What's really special about many of these success stories is that our scholars have accomplished these things together.
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It's an underdog success story that comes from a world we don't usually associate with underdog success stories.
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There are success stories of species saved and ecosystems restored in this new era of uncertainty, for sure.
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All Americans want to see more success stories like Merriweather's, and there's no question vouchers help some students.
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It was mostly out of boredom, but also out of genuine curiosity after hearing all the success stories.
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Many of NATO's newest members are great success stories, but others like Hungary have taken a different path.
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The expansion of the Second Chance Pell program is one of those success stories that deserves more attention.
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Their success stories drive many immigrants to come to the US in hopes of realizing the American Dream.
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But away from the flagship economies, emerging powers and international trends offer the prospect of new success stories.
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Success stories, when posted, invariably inspire a chorus of congratulations followed by questions — which species worked the best?
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The week, Insider spoke to a senior and a sophomore at UC Berkeley who shared their success stories.
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The site also features success stories of non-profits organizations that have used Facebook to achieve significant results.
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If this advice isn't consolation enough, then consider the many success stories that began much later in life.
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But it is the success stories told around the city — accurate or otherwise — that keep their hopes alive.
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It was one of the all-time great environmental success stories, and the ozone layer is now recovering.
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Samsung's Galaxy Buds have been one of the low-key success stories of the current Bluetooth earbud revolution.
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It was made for $97 million, so it's not one of the biggest success stories of the year.
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They've chosen to come here, and they've built lives for themselves, and in many ways, they're success stories.
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For that's what attacks on education and immigration, key drivers of the new economy's success stories, would do.
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Of all the films nominated for an Oscar this year, Tanna might well be one of sweetest success stories.
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Success stories like Pilsen's and Switzerland's suggest that community turnaround starts with a motivated and empowered local leadership team.
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Juno is one of the IPO success stories in the biotech world for its breakthrough discoveries in cancer medicine.
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Organ transplantation is one of modern medicine's success stories, but it is hampered by a scarcity of donor organs.
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The Roadie Tuner is one of those feel-good Kickstarter success stories that makes the whole experiment worth it.
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One of the brand's most recent success stories comes from Rwanda, where it is partnered with Asili Natural Oils.
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With its quintessentially British feel, the show has been one of the biggest success stories for the public broadcaster.
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Then you want to see before and after photos showing dramatic weight loss—not scrawny to brawny success stories.
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With I'm Serious, I felt like I was the victim of a label [Arista] with too many success stories.
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It was also the hardware that popularized one of the most enduring success stories in all of gaming: Tetris.
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Two surprise success stories this quarter came from the founder and CEO of two Disruptor 50 companies — Jack Dorsey.
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This is not a concept originated in Turkey; many early success stories in SEA have also followed similar footsteps.
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There's been a lot of products that have been funded through crowdfunding and then become these massive success stories.
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Glow's feel-good pregnancy success stories don't change the fact that IVF is so expensive as to be inaccessible.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As success stories go, chef Marcus Samuelsson's is as geographically varied and fascinating as they come.
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When others praise their children's success, we wish we could chime in and share success stories of our own.
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We reviewed all the success stories — and more importantly, the unsuccessful ones — to identify what we needed to change.
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A new era of water collaboration is already well under way in some watersheds and producing surprising success stories.
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They are still rare success stories, and many of the "Uber for X" clones have struggled to recreate it.
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The error part is often forgot, but you know most success stories have a failure story along the way.
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She constantly presented stories of former patients going off of medication as inspiring success stories I should work towards.
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The children of immigrants I spoke with, though, don't want their families' "success stories" to legitimate an unfair system.
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There are many charter success stories, I know, and many make a diverse student body part of their mission.
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The two big success stories from New Hampshire, Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar, did especially well with suburban voters.
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" Gottlieb made his name by masterminding one of the biggest success stories in postwar publishing, Joseph Heller's "Catch-22.
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But other Netflix movies have misfired with critics only to become some of the streamer&aposs biggest success stories.
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These trips are a reminder that the success stories of Washington's businesses and growers can't be taken for granted.
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And lastly, there are these early success stories that fuel the idea of entrepreneurship and also fuel financial entrepreneurship.
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Instead of setting your goals and aspirations based on others' success stories, Ma recommended making yourself your own competition.
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These online communities aren't primarily focused on sharing "success stories," or sharing so-called sketchy footage on Ring cameras.
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This has played out well for Sequoia&aposs seed-investment success stories — which include Zoom, Stripe, Airbnb, and Dropbox.
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Additionally, success stories can inspire you to work harder and challenge you to become better at what you do.
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America's pro-experimentation attitude toward technology and telecommunications is one of the great success stories of the 21st century.
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Besides Dellin Betances (drafted 254th over all in 20003), those kinds of success stories have largely eluded the Yankees.
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Populist candidates were one of the main success stories of the night, though even this wasn't a universal narrative.
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There have also been outbreaks of violence, even in Ethiopia and Ivory Coast - the African success stories of recent years.
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I've made some lifelong friends along the way and the valley has certainly produced its fair share of success stories.
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Current success stories may be hard to come by, but Bollywood is finding plenty of rousing material in the archives.
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The Comeback Cities tour could have focused on the success stories — the cities that are actually building thriving innovation economies.
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Doing my own research online proved to be fruitless — all I found was conflicting advice and unrealistic financial success stories.
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Expect more at the next election, and high profile Chinese success stories in business and society in years to come.
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There have been some success stories: the Syfy channel partnered with Wattpad to launch a digital pilot project last summer.
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I think we're humble, we're too humble in not showing the amazing success stories that we have from our members.
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Despite years of political and economic uncertainties, Argentina has managed to produce some of Latin America's biggest startup success stories.
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But for all the success stories, there are plenty of examples of girls facing pushback in their quest to play.
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People love to talk about their success stories, but the reality is that most startups don't become billion-dollar companies.
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Its Google Play and App Store reviews are filled with people thanking its creators, or sharing their own success stories.
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Kasikorn cites Beacon Interface, a startup offering bank services to visually impaired customers, as one of its KBTG success stories.
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Yes, crowdfunding has produced some inspiring success stories that have grown into innovative businesses, like Peak Design and Flow Hive.
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After a full hour of surgical success stories and skin education, Dr. Pimple Popper's third episode comes to a close.
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In a state full of success stories, Secretary of State Michele Reagan has risen to Arizona's second-highest elective office.
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" She adds: "The L.A. success stories are all over the place so it was so nice to see mine happen.
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It's one of the many Kickstarter success stories here at CES, having surpassed its funding goal with time to spare.
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Jade Roper Tolbert, a former Bachelor contestant and one of the franchise's few success stories, experienced it on national television.
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With success stories of overnight millionaires bulletined across Reddit, everyone is looking for their piece of the $20 billion pie.
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Karie Bible, a box office analyst for Exhibitor Relations, noted that controversy has not slowed several recent Hollywood success stories.
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She shared essential-oil success stories—her migraines gone, her friend's rheumatoid arthritis reversing, a colleague's mother's cancer in remission.
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We must ensure that we have more success stories for generations to come, for the greater good of our nation.
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The collaboration is evident among juggernauts like Alibaba, Tencent and Dji, which by now are all well-known success stories.
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The wider Haidan District remains the headquarters for some of the city's greatest success stories, such as Xiaomi and Baidu.
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There aren't as many multi-billion dollar success stories as 2014, but it's good to see exits in the space.
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We've all read the success stories, and for many of us, that's enough to keep us trying out new things.
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That now has more than 500 members, with occasional 'single mingles,' and we've had a few success stories there, too.
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Yet each of those recent success stories was an independent production, with origins outside the clubby confines of Hollywood studios.
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Uber has become one of Silicon Valley's biggest success stories and changed the way people across the globe get around.
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One of the company's greatest success stories has been in Mongolia, a vast landlocked country with a vibrant nomadic population.
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Los Angeles, which was under a consent decree for 11 years, is regarded as one of the great success stories.
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But the solar power industry is one of the biggest success stories so far in China's efforts involving advanced industries.
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"My husband and I couldn't afford for me to just stay home, so I searched for success stories," Bonds said.
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Payments company Adyen is one of Europe&aposs newest big success stories in tech after a successful IPO in 2018.
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All the ingredients are there, we just need more success stories — and we are on our way to getting them.
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India's strides in information technology over the last two decades make for one of the country's most famous success stories.
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Despite the gradual success stories, Asuncion also recognizes the sexism still present in the fashion industry, especially for trans models.
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There have been success stories posted online by people who have gotten their jailbroken and rooted phones fixed under warranty.
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And it turns out that the startups were slightly better than the venture capitalists at seeing the future success stories.
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We see a huge opportunity for us to step forward into a market that continues to consistently produce global success stories.
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There haven't been any mainstream success stories, but there have been a number of deeply biased executions of facial recognition technology.
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FROM COINAGE: Mind-Blowing American Idol Success Stories From Kelly Clarkson to Carrie Underwood Check out PEOPLE's full 2017 ACMs coverage.
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But success stories of American companies in China will not exactly warm the hearts of Mr Trump's band of economic nationalists.
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As an independent artist, Chance is possibly one of SoundCloud's biggest success stories, relying on the platform to distribute his music.
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Both films are dark success stories about cheery local fixtures who betray their friends, but still come across as lovable scamps.
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Fiercely competitive and dramatic, the South American World Cup qualifiers have been one of international football's success stories of recent times.
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The right sales process combined with great customer success stories sets the foundation for a high performing and scalable sales team.
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Steve Beshear, who had made the Bluegrass State one of Obamacare's success stories — has a whole lot more up his sleeve.
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Companies in the VR space — even Facebook — have been reticent to discuss sales because there have been so few success stories.
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In contrast, Garcia Martinez said he saw plenty of gritty, dogged entrepreneurs who didn't become success stories — and some who did.
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"This is the whole point of having segments on these kids and putting faces on [the] news — there are success stories."
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The Kinobody YouTube account boasts 163,000 subscribers, and its website is filled with success stories and impressive before-and-after shots.
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Success stories from Japan's last start-up boomlet include networking app company Line Corp, and Mixi Inc, a social network operator.
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As co-founder of VC firm Aspect Ventures, she has led investments in success stories like The Muse, BirchBox and BaubleBar.
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This is where the National Governors Association comes in, providing the venues for governors to share best practices and success stories.
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Some advocates of socialist-style government-owned Internet infrastructure claim Chattanooga's Electric Power Board taxpayer-funded network is a success stories.
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But in what we hope is simply one of many Caucus success stories, we aim to make climate change action bipartisan.
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Many streetcar success stories, including in Portland, begin with regulatory and tax relief that spurred revitalization well in advance of trains.
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Similar success stories are being replicated across central Argentina, not just in La Pampa but in neighboring San Luis Province, too.
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Giving managers access to success stories and practical guidance, backed up by lots of leadership and peer support, is vital.2.
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In fact, the disclosure reveals a party that is eager to prove its legitimacy by affiliating itself with capitalist success stories.
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The real world has its share of success stories too, many of which are collected by the National Weight Control Registry.
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Motherboard reached out to six attorneys that appear to be responsible for some of the verdicts Momus claims as success stories.
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But those success stories are very rare, and it is much, much easier to succeed with a degree than without one.
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Tell your success stories in a way that highlights the contributions and wins of your collaborators as well as your own.
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Burwell struck an upbeat tone on stage at the administration's inaugural insurers summit, designed to showcase ObamaCare success stories among insurers.
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Although few Westerners have heard of it, Zakouma is home to one of the most stunning conservation success stories in Africa.
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The reasons were not simple, nor could they be captured by data points any more than the success stories could be.
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It's become so common that GoFundMe even has a page sharing IVF crowdfunding success stories, and regularly highlights "trending" fertility fundraisers.
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There were few success stories in the Stoxx 600, with Wienerberger's shares rising by a modest 1.5% to top the index.
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Opinion: What we lost aboard Ethiopian Airlines 302 The plane was billed as one of biggest success stories in modern aviation.
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Likewise, the success stories of a few entities in the cryptocurrency space will overshadow the negative news of several going bankrupt.
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Another of 2016's most rapid success stories, Peggy Gou enters the next calendar year as a name on everybody's lips.
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Debt Diaries explores the success stories of young people who've paid off massive amounts of debt through smart saving and spending techniques.
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There's not many success stories just yet, though bro-tastic website The Chive has grown its commerce play into a legitimate business.
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It was also a devastating blow to Brazil itself, a nation again grasping for success stories and role models in troubled times.
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Ryan, who is running for the Democratic nomination for president, said The Vindicator highlights local success stories and holds government official accountable.
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BG: Well, basic research fortunately has got quite broad support, and it has success stories like the internet that are pretty fundamental.
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Ben Jealous, the Democratic nominee for governor in Maryland, was one of the biggest progressive success stories from this year's Democratic primaries.
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In 22014, Marvel produced one of the biggest success stories — if not the biggest success story — in its cinematic history: Black Panther.
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This era spawned a flurry of Freud-flavored focus group success stories of varying plausibility that are nonetheless celebrated to this day.
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The World Health Organization's polio eradication program, which began in 1988, has been one of the greatest success stories in global health.
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After all, the playbook for Facebook is robust and there are plenty of success stories, and the same is true for Google.
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And I think over time once they see the success stories in other parts of the world I think they all will.
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Scenius, seen as one of the success stories of Cuba's reform efforts, provides accounting and business consultancy services mainly to state companies.
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Either way, the shortage of success stories so far may make Mr Cameron's successor less evangelical about focusing on the very youngest.
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Davidson was one of the few Conservative success stories in the election as the Scottish wing of the party won 13 seats.
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The success stories in Europe involve bilateral relationships with long and deep histories: Britain and Pakistan, Spain and Morocco, Italy and Tunisia.
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The World Health Organization's polio eradication program, which began in 245, has been one of the greatest success stories in global health.
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"We make it more people-centric rather than product-centric, so mostly success stories around operations, focus on the founders," she said.
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Learning the lessons from Texas success stories, we can continue to green the grid even in the coming years of red governance.
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But many people hear only the success stories of those who make it to Europe, not the trauma encountered along the way.
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" The success stories in music are well documented, but this compendium is about "what happens when life doesn't work out as planned.
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We've had enough underdog success stories to make everything feel unpredictable, but not so much that the regular season feels completely pointless.
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With a population of only 1.3 million, the tiny island country of Mauritius is frequently hailed as one of Africa's success stories.
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The sneaky rise of PopTV has been one of the biggest success stories in the cable world over the past few years.
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One of the big success stories to come out of the dot-com boom, eBay could easily have been a French company.
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As Live Work Work Work Die shows, most success stories are not entirely the result of dreams realized in the open market.
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Politics, books of prognostication, business, technology, entrepreneurial success stories, sentimental and patriotic stuff and the like are not my cup of tea.
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Still, success stories like Autolib' and BlueIndy are successful enough that it could push more cities to join the EV-sharing movement.
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When it comes to start-ups, Silicon Valley has long reigned supreme, staking claim to international success stories from Apple to Facebook.
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On the wall are photographs of patients with success stories, like Doug Olson running a half-marathon and, of course, Emily Whitehead.
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" Timothy Tear, executive director for the Wildlife Conservation Society's Africa program, said that success stories like Lewa's are "where hope is found.
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Las Vegas is one of the few success stories for low-skilled people looking to ride an escalator to a better life.
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He also is the co-founder of Success Stories, an inmate-led rehabilitation program in the Correctional Training Facility in Soledad, California.
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She is gold to viewers who loathe sugarcoated lies, polite fictions, and the constant stream of aspirational success stories for self-improvement.
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Because energy technologies can take years to reach fruition, the agency does not yet have any wild success stories to brag about.
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Foxing emerged from the rickety St. Louis scene in 2013 with The Albatross, one of the so-called emo revival's success stories.
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Imagine no more success stories of the unknown small-town kid making it to the Olympics, but always the children of millionaires.
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Rachel Lim is one of those most enviable success stories: A college dropout whose side hustle turned into a multimillion-dollar business.
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The first is that aspiring entrepreneurs looking to found a company can learn a lot from the Valley and its success stories.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Launching your own business can seem glamorous if you focus on success stories like Google or Airbnb.
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Success stories Boulanger said he would get about three to seven alerts per day for a school district serving about 8,000 students.
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The improvement in air and water quality since the E.P.A. was founded in 1970 is one of America's great policy success stories.
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And that is why it is crucial at this early juncture to heed both the field's success stories and the public's apprehensions.
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This is just one of many 28503B success stories that my association, 22019B Health, has compiled and made available on our website.
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And yet, here we are in 2016 with more news about the struggles of online music businesses than success stories to share.
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Its history is an example of how humble Italian dishes, once the food of peasants, have been turned into globalized success stories.
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The World Health Organization's polio eradication program, which began in 20153, has been one of the greatest success stories in global health.
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In fact, in the six years the show has been on the air, there have only been a handful of success stories.
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PEOPLE shares the success stories of these regular-folk contractors, decorators and realtors turned cable stars in The Best of HGTV special edition.
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At stake is Britain's car industry, which employs roughly 850,000 people and is one of its few manufacturing success stories since the 1980s.
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Critical enthusiasm for any art is generally mixed, and even out-of-nowhere success stories generally experience vast backlash simply because they're popular.
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At stake is Britain's car industry, which employs about 850,000 people and is one of its few manufacturing success stories since the 1980s.
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Slashing sulfur dioxide pollution in the United States and Europe over the past decades counts as one of the biggest environmental success stories.
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Hivelin revived Balmain, which was near bankruptcy in 2004, by hiring gifted designers and turning it into one of France's biggest success stories.
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From a humanitarian perspective, providing foreign aid such as food or clothing should be a significant step in success stories for developing countries.
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"I remember going in and reading other people's success stories, and reaching out to other people for their advice and encouragement," she says.
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"We are here to unite with our fans and create new success stories," he said during the signing ceremony at the club's stadium.
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Airlines have long been a fraught business in West Africa though there have been some success stories, including Ivory Coast's Air Cote d'Ivoire.
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And in a poetic twist, the guru of business past has his eye on one of Bezos&aposs trademark success stories: cloud computing.
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"At this particular moment in our country, I do want to note that Gwen represented the most American of success stories," she said.
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This correlation doesn't necessarily mean causation, and overall, there are not yet enough economic success stories about eco-friendly companies to prove causation.
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Syria is one of those success stories for which the czar is enjoying credit while others will have to manage the thorny consequences.
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Her campaign has had its share of success stories, as when she did a "Make My Size" post on the Veronica Beard line.
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His other books included "Cracking the Corporate Code: The Revealing Success Stories of 32 African-American Executives" (2003), written with Judith L. Turnock.
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Toronto, a city filled with the success stories of immigrants and other bootstrappers who share Leonard's work ethic, embraced the seemingly silent powerhouse.
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Success stories like Mr. Diaz's are the reason wannabe influencers continue flocking to 21600 Vine, paying anywhere from $0003,2000 to $215,220 a month.
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His is one of many success stories for Youth America Grand Prix, the world's largest ballet scholarship competition, now celebrating its 20th anniversary.
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Saving Soviet industrial capacity turned out to be one of the few success stories in the otherwise disastrous first months of the war.
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But Pennsylvania is arguably one of the few Trump actually cared about because the state was one of his greatest 2016 success stories.
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Recent N.H.L. success stories include Ethan Bear, 3003, from Saskatchewan's Ochapowace Cree Nation, who made his debut with the Edmonton Oilers in March.
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The individual will join an Executive Office team responsible for expanding external audiences, telling NDI success stories and increasing support for the organization.
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Social Media Marketing Podcast features success stories and expert interviews and has been a top-10 marketing podcast for the last seven years.
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He was one of the great entrepreneurs and one of the great success stories in the media business in the last hundred years.
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In positioning Pop and Minimalism as the next art success stories, it worked with priorities that the more radical downtown spaces had resisted.
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"By really nurturing and helping capital formation and issues around startup companies, we're encouraging the creation of tomorrow's great success stories," Polis said.
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I have heard many success stories, and a common element of this story is the unwavering support from their family, teachers, supervisors, etc.
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You're giddy at the thought of underdog success stories, hilarious scripted banter, the "spontaneous" group selfies and the inevitable celebrity memes — o' the memes!
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"I&aposm very glad that our two countries work so closely together and have had success stories with education and relief work," he said.
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It's not an exaggeration to say that there are games which wouldn't have been made and success stories which would not exist without it.
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The Drudge Report, with its Web 20173 design offering a single page of links, is one of the enduring internet media business success stories.
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And now more and more success stories are following: Hill Climb Racing, Next games, Best Fiends, Badland etc, Success breeds success, it's the ecosystem.
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This means we have so many heartwarming success stories ahead, and that 2018 could be filled with double the fierceness we originally thought. Slay.
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And that's all you hear about: success stories or the model who became successful and then had a drug overdose and lost it all.
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He's previously co-founded and was CEO of two European tech/comms success stories: Element 14 (acquired by Broadcom) and Icera (acquired by NVIDIA).
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Best Performance: The Lobster was one of the season's indie success stories, a cheering sign that original, clever, challenging films can find an audience.
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They will not relinquish power over an asset that is dear to them in symbolic terms as one of the revolution's few success stories.
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But ethnic violence, a government crackdown and high unemployment are putting "one of Africa's brightest success stories" at risk, per Eurasia Group's Signal newsletter.
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Because of their own personal success stories, such clients are skeptical of the legal advice offered by an even the most talented of lawyers.
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The macroeconomic nature of the region is the main driver behind these success stories: as the market grows, the best performers grow with it.
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What Musab believes will most help to encourage more startups, however, is a series of success stories that young people can look up to.
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She heard success stories that defied the sensationalized portrayals of people who identify as transgender that she grew up watching on daytime talk shows.
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The films empower and inspire other young people to speak out and take action on climate change by documenting success stories at reducing CO2.
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Instead, Trump is lifting all media boats: Crooked Media's Pod Save America, founded by Obama alumni, is one of the era's huge success stories.
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"The marketing of Gloria Vanderbilt jeans is one of the most dramatic American business success stories of the decade," The Times reported in 1979.
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By comparison, shares in Best Buy, one of the few success stories among brick-and-mortar retailers, have gained nearly 56 percent this year.
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What it will do, however, is put a crimp in one of the U.S. economy's big success stories, the rapid growth of renewable energy.
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Nidetch celebrated Weight Watchers' 10th anniversary at Madison Square Garden, wearing an orchid-pink organza gown and surrounded by success stories in the flesh.
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The big picture: Complex Networks is one of the notable venture-backed media success stories, driving profit on around $200 million in revenue annually.
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In May, retail analyst Simeon Siegel of Nomura Instinet called Coach's "shrinking to grow" plan one of the few success stories in the industry.
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Now the music industry, social media and the influence industry at large are racing to adapt for, and borrow from, such overnight success stories.
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Carroll wants to facilitate more of these success stories, but he also wants communities to have access to renewable energy through meaningful government policy.
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The company isn't sharing overall listener numbers, but it pointed to success stories like Burrell Kobe, who said he drove 23,000 streams on Stationhead.
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Machine vision has been one of the biggest success stories of the AI boom, enabling everything from automated medical scans to self-driving cars.
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The key ingredient, the replicable feature of all success stories that explains why some people do better than other people, is not arbitrarily chosen.
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Avengers: Endgame and Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road" are both not only 2019's biggest success stories but among the biggest hits ever.
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Though patent exploitation firms have had a rough two years, various combinations of patent licensing and litigation have created and lifted some sizable success stories.
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Luxury success stories raise the bar for the industry and shine the spotlight on those that continue to trip up on the so-called macro.
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But the clifftops also afford an excellent view of one of the great success stories of Britain's more recent integration with Europe: Dover's eastern docks.
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The Bachelor in Paradise's most unexpected couple, Evan Bass and Carly Waddell, from season 3 of the show, are one of Paradise's biggest success stories.
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If you're not sure where to start, consider these six success stories about paying off debt with the help of simple tricks, tools, and strategies.
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Success stories from its accelerator include cosmetics company Memebox and online math-learning platform Knowre, both of which expanded into the U.S. with SparkLabs' help.
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But as this new trailer demonstrates, the upcoming movie seems to draw inspiration from Hollywood success stories The Lego Movie and The Lego Batman Movie.
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The early adopters, often, become the most successful users because they are scaffolded and promoted by the product to advertise success stories to the world.
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There are signs the city might be turning a corner with homegrown success stories like Exact Target, an Indianapolis startup bought by Salesforce in 2013.
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Which leads to the big question: could Ghost survive on their music alone, the way bands like underground success stories Power Trip and Gatecreeper do?
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The former Key & Peele star has become one of Hollywood's biggest success stories after the movie grossed over $250 million on a $4.5 million budget.
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If you look at success stories of all the great sportspersons, there is either a father or a mother who pushed them towards that sport.
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The 102 "American innovation success stories" highlighted in the report are bringing to market transformational innovations in health, materials, technology, defense, manufacturing, education, and agriculture.
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Jurvetson is frequently interviewed on behalf of the companies, and has long been credited with helping Musk turn them into celebrated multibillion-dollar success stories.
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James and Harrington, two of the largest black success stories in the industry, recognize that they're exceptions in what is becoming a largely white industry.
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Every year we hear success stories, and one of the things that I'm most thankful for is when I hear that they found another family.
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While there are some success stories similar to that of the UBR, much more can be done to generate additional benefits from valuable government investment.
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Airlines have long been a fraught business in West Africa though there have been some success stories, including Ivory Coast's flagship carrier Air Cote d'Ivoire.
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Rollins, who spoke to The Hill on Thursday afternoon, said attendees in the meeting spent a good amount of time talking about state success stories.
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When there are hundreds to tens of thousands of verified reviews that tout similar success stories, it's a good sign you should try the product.
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Johnson has turned potential duds, such as last year's "Rampage" and "Skyscraper," into global success stories thanks to his ability to attract audiences in China.
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In the newest version of his book he tackles: conversations with loved ones about money, credit card perks, anecdotes of success stories, and much more.
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The enthusiasm for big data has been fueled by the success stories of Silicon Valley giants born on the internet, like Google, Amazon and Facebook.
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The rest were presumed dead, a devastating turn for one of the most remarkable success stories in the tumultuous, scandal-plagued world of Brazilian soccer.
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Considered one of the greatest success stories in modern conservation, the wild turkey had reached dangerously low populations at the turn of the 28503th Century.
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One of the most high-profile success stories has been between the YouTube star David Dobrik (14.4 million subscribers) and the ticket-selling service SeatGeek.
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While the agreement won't mean instant harmony in Colombia, it would likely make the country one of the region's few nominal success stories in 2016.
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These DJs are success stories, as are the women running the parties, websites, and clothing labels that are pushing queer feminist culture to the forefront.
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In effect, a healthcare wallet for all consumers, one that takes its cues on transparency and cost-cutting from some of tech's biggest success stories.
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"This year, Amazon's private brands showed enough success stories to guarantee that Amazon won't be backing off any time soon," Millerberg explained at the time.
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There are some success stories from the unicorn class of 2010: Elon Musk&aposs SpaceX and Autotrader have so far stood out as breakout successes.
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One of my greatest success stories so far has come with a young female patient who had been struggling with proper nutrition and chronic constipation.
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And we also know how those success stories belie the much harder time thousands of other women entrepreneurs have when it comes to raising capital.
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The Kurbo site features a page of "success stories" -- before and after stories of teens alongside a graphic showing the number of pounds they've lost.
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"Food and beverage typically saw late-stage investments, but these success stories have meant that investors are beginning to invest a lot earlier," he said.
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With real life success stories and a breakdown of 10 money myths, he takes a simple approach on how to get rich in his book.
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And that's a great example of one of these early success stories and now they're putting it back into the ecosystem and helping it grow.
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As more companies are looking into the Chinese success stories, we will probably see even more players competing to become the Latin American super app.
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But, increasingly, a number of specialist courts are also counting success stories: families reunited, jobs regained, proof that there can be a life after opioids.
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Almost unnoticed, on the coattails of China's rising economy, Cambodia has become one of the world's economic success stories, a tiny tiger in Southeast Asia.
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In one of the most stirring success stories of modern medicine, many childhood cancers are now treatable, including types that once would have been fatal.
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Peter Thiel, one of Silicon Valley's biggest success stories, became a social outcast in tech after the libertarian billionaire-investor supported Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
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And yet, despite the grumpy outlook, The Mall of America is one of the few retail success stories in an otherwise uncertain time for IRL commerce.
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The fund's manager said recent Canadian tech success stories such as Shopify Inc, which went public last year, have helped bring new investors to the industry.
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Despite scepticism at the time, it became the largest university in Europe, and is considered one of the great success stories of 1433th-century higher education.
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Why it matters: We're seeing examples of that play out in real time, with niche publications touting success stories based on the loyalty of hyper-fans.
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The success stories from when MDMA was still legal convinced second-generation researchers like Michael Mithoefer that the drug might jump-start the psychological healing process.
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UK success stories like DeepMind, Swiftkey and Magic Pony Technology aren't bets on local economic demand; they're bets on the industry-changing impact of fundamental technology.
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Despite scepticism at the time, it became the largest university in Europe, and is considered one of the great success stories of 20th-century higher education.
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Celebrating 70 years of independence this year, the Jewish state with all its flaws constitutes one of the most dramatic success stories of the 20th century.
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Little noticed by mainstream America, Iranian Americans have founded, funded or been deeply involved in some of the greatest tech success stories of the last generation.
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So instead of mourning the loss of ARM, we should celebrate it as an achievement and move on to the next wave of British success stories.
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Booker played a pivotal role in the passage of one of the First Step Act, one of the Senate's few bipartisan legislative success stories in 2018.
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While the Black and Missing team can cite numerous success stories, and has helped reunite families with loved ones, there are outstanding cases that prove vexing.
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"The new fund means we can support the next wave of success stories further through their journeys," Dawn Capital partner Haakon Overli said in a statement.
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There's a lot of success stories, and it just goes to show you regardless of where a person starts, it doesn't mean that's there ending point.
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We spoke to several such serial entrepreneurs on the Sunday Times Hiscox Tech Track 100 list (read their success stories here) to get their top tips.
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These three are Kenyan success stories, where innovation is being fostered through incubator spaces such as iHub and supported by companies like Google, IBM and Intel.
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It's not a surprise at all: Chromecast and the Cast standard it uses are both one of the rare hardware success stories in Google's recent history.
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By leveraging an "incubator" approach within a larger organization structure, these early success stories have applied AI to missions with rigorous analytic needs or repetitive tasking.
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None of the success stories intelligence officials have showcased involved backdoor searches, reliance on "about" collection, or targeting private citizens with no suspected connection to terrorism.
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If they'd given up when they got knocked down, these top business founders and advisors in The Oracles wouldn't be the success stories they are today.
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Better yet, bringing 11 million persons out of the shadows through immigration reform legislation would spawn millions of similar success stories, making the country only stronger.
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Before and after "success stories" on the Kurbo website, showing kids who have lost weight or reduced their body mass indexes, have added to the controversy.
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When the draft law developed by my team, entitled "Currency Law," is approved by parliament we can expect more and more success stories to come forward.
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However, success stories like the , who are reportedly the world's first bitcoin billionaires, call into question whether or not the investment is a risk worth taking.
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There are still success stories, as dating apps allow people the chance to connect across miles — something that wasn't remotely possible when baby boomers were younger.
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It seems nowhere is safe from microplastic pollution, not even Monterey Bay in California, which otherwise is one of the greatest conservation success stories in history.
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But here are several examples of sports diplomacy success stories: Ping-pong diplomacy In the 1970s, the Cold War was even icier than the Winter Olympics.
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Lauren and Cameron are one of the show's success stories, making it down the aisle and now, a year and a half later, still going strong.
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These are the success stories of the Affordable Care Act: Plans that know how to serve low-income populations are building new businesses on the marketplaces.
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Matter The animal kingdom is one of life's great success stories — a collection of millions of species that swim, burrow, run and fly across the planet.
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When a company gets funding from some fundraiser or whatever, do you have a bunch of success stories, like "match" stories that guys are responsible for?
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One of the success stories of "Indebted" involves the Bakers, a black family with roots in the military whose daughter, Karen, desperately wants to attend Princeton.
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That mixture proved popular last fall, when, in a period marked by scary movie success stories, "It" became the highest-grossing horror film of the year.
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As we look ahead to how we will work together to meet these challenges, we can look to recent success stories as guides to the future.
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Update: It's worth keeping in mind the fate of one of tech's biggest success stories during all of this, namely Robinhood, the free stock trading app.
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It was joined by two other Netflix success stories, Arrested Development and Hemlock Grove, in becoming the first online-only series honored by the Television Academy.
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I like feats of strength, I like success stories, I like when the cake is pretty and the song is good and the people are happy.
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Ms. Trump's company proposed a podcast about "Women Who Work" that featured its leader as a chic business guru, interviewing success stories and business-feminism leaders.
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He believes that players need to play, and he cited Clint Capela, now the Rockets' starting center, as one of the Vipers' more notable success stories.
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But Tipsarevic and his fellow Serbs smashed through plenty of barriers on their way to one of the most surprising collective success stories in tennis history.
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One of Malmad's recent success stories includes a program at Cannes Lions, which outfitted attendees with smartwatches and measured data points like heart rate and location.
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The difference with these success stories is that they pushed forward past these bad experiences and rejections, and even used them as a springboard for success.
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If 70% of the fund managers were fighting the benchmarks rather than making love to them, there'd be a lot more dynamism and many more success stories.
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Daily Burn: 9 Weight Loss Success Stories You're Going to Want to See Curling up on the right or left could also be good for your brain.
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That approach, which involves hunting down specific viruses that can kill bacteria, has led to some remarkable success stories fighting superbug infections in the past few years.
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From, Tom Jackson marrying his ex-wife Abby Parr to Ted Terry getting reelected for another four years, Netflix's Queer Eye has no shortage of success stories.
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The campaign includes a website with links to women's empowerment groups, job sites and entrepreneurship programs, and a form where people can submit their own success stories.
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And in the greater Boston area, there are some standout tech success stories, including EMC, PTC, Akamai, Nuance, HubSpot, Netezza, Endeca, Wayfair, Demandware, TripAdvisor and many others.
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Alciere told me he does this to put an end to "DMFing"—his name for erroneous death-file inclusion—and claims he's had a few success stories.
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What matters is developing hypotheses from other success stories and implementing a holistic approach — tailored to your product and market — that prioritizes minimum effort with maximum yield.
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All in all, the profile is warm and funny and further proof that Haddish is one of the most meaningful and inspiring success stories of our time.
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If they would focus on the success stories that we've had and the growth that is what we would like, because this by itself would bring investment.
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Participants study Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, the musical "Hamilton" and "House of Cards," for example, to learn about different challenges and success stories in the entertainment business.
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The App Store could be just months away from a major shakeup that would render thousands of apps obsolete, including many of the iPhone's earliest success stories.
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Nic Lamb, Zach Wormhoudt, Anthony Tashnick and Tyler Fox were just a few of the Maverick success stories, with each advancing to the Titans of Mavericks semifinals.
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The ESA is credited with a number of high-profile success stories, including the comeback of the American bald eagle, the California condor and the grizzly bear.
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Fox News has given voice to those who were ignored by the traditional networks and has been one of the great commercial success stories of modern media.
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"We will have episodic, anecdotal success stories, but it's too early to call it a success," said Tymofiy S. Mylovanov, president of the Kiev School of Economics.
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Study co-author David Wartinger, a urologist at Michigan State University, got the idea after patients kept telling him success stories related to their spring break vacation.
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There are other local success stories, including an old maker of wallpaper-printing equipment down the road in Accrington whose machines now print electrical devices (see article).
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The room was filled with American success stories: Serena Williams (the American superathlete), Christie Brinkley (the all-American model) and Gigi Hadid (the American social media star).
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This truism of modern polling, heralded as one of the great success stories of statistics, is included in textbooks and taught in college classes, including our own.
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Recent success stories include Joe Bradley and Alex Israel, both of whom were picked up by Gagosian Gallery only a year after their inaugural exhibitions in Dijon.
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While there are many success stories, there are also the unfortunate stories of U.S. aid doing more harm than good by feeding corruption instead of the hungry.
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Anyone can have a great idea, but real success stories only happen when that idea is translated into a polished business plan and communicated clearly to investors.
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The creation of the counterterrorism center has been one of the success stories of the government's post-9/11 reforms, collecting and fusing information from across agencies.
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Their guests will log in to Zoom, the video conference platform, which has become one of the few runaway business success stories of the past few weeks.
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The success stories have a powerful sway on the thinking of CEOs and they are rich in context because they demonstrate actual case studies rather than hypotheticals.
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From Salt-N-Pepa, Outkast, and N.W.A. to current success stories like Migos, rap groups stand to become unstoppable forces after they land their first hit song.
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More than that, his early Hong Kong films constituted one of world cinema's earliest success stories, leading to "Enter the Dragon," the first joint Chinese-American production.
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A common quarterly complaint from shareholders of public companies is how richly valued success stories like Netflix, Amazon, Salesforce and Tesla can fail to turn a profit.
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The Obama administration was clearly looking to make the reset of U.S.-Russia relations one of its top foreign policy success stories for the 2012 reelection campaign.
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" Ms. Pelosi described Kentucky under Mr. Beshear as "one of the great success stories of the Affordable Care Act in delivering quality, affordable health coverage for all.
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On the positive side, agencies are now issuing regular reports on their retrospective reviews and there have been some success stories of burdens reduced and regulations modified.
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Two of the year's biggest success stories, Black Panther and Crazy Rich Asians, both received Best Picture nods, in the drama and comedy or musical categories, respectively.
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The Obama administration has pushed forward on several value-based care initiatives, but one of the most striking success stories we've had occurred under the previous Republican administration.
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The federal measure "has been informed by success stories" in states that have passed similar laws over the past decade, U.S. Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates told Reuters.
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And it's also true symbolically: Their success stories are consummated when they ring the bell at a stock exchange, and serve as reminders that no recession is forever.
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CAROL LAMBERG, NEW YORK The writer is the former executive director of Settlement Housing Fund, an affordable-housing developer, and the author of the forthcoming "Neighborhood Success Stories."
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These success stories prove that high-tech incubators and accelerators can be more inclusive and serve as a promising tool toward creating a more inclusive high-tech sector.
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The bottom line: Facebook, one of the biggest capitalist success stories of 21st century America, has significantly more information about its billions of users than some secret police.
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We can't wait to see the next success stories at the Startup Battlefield at Disrupt SF 2016, which takes place September 12-14 at San Francisco's Pier 48.
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FROM COINAGE: Mind-Blowing American Idol Success Stories From Kelly Clarkson to Carrie Underwood Walker also has two children from a previous relationship: MaClay, 21, and Skylor, 17.
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Fennessy hopes that giraffe conservation success stories, along with the latest dire status report from the IUCN, prompt more national and international action to safeguard these amazing animals.
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If Pebble, one of Kickstarter's biggest success stories, can fail so spectacularly then why should a consumer put trust in any of the smaller crowdfunding campaigns out there?
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While there are plenty of procedures that don't end up working, and patients like Piggy Bank who simply can't be saved, there are also lots of success stories.
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I hope this, alongside the other measures we are taking to boost businesses, will help make one of this country's great success stories go from strength to strength.
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All of these success stories are fantastic, but it's also encouraging to hear a celebrity talk about the difficult process of getting to that happy co-parenting place.
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In supposed success stories such as China's solar-cell industry, it is unclear whether local-content requirements drove success, or whether innovation was hampered as foreign firms fled.
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With 1.1 million shares, it was one of Vidder's early success stories, and Yandoli estimated that it only took her only an hour and a half to edit.
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CN is one of the all-time success stories of corporate-culture change, because they held their people accountable even when it was tough, and they got results.
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Beaming as she took PEOPLE on a tour of the area around the school, Lashkari showed off an alley where one of her success stories had come from.
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It was highly functional, but it served as something of a bridge between Casio's earliest success stories and the devices that would define the company in the 2500s.
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Due diligence: Expect this situation to be used by other VCs as an example of why they won't back married co-founders, despite notable success stories like Eventbrite.
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At the White House workforce event, many women shared their success stories of building successful careers to support their families in the skilled electrical, pipefitting and welding trades.
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Since Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos purchased The Washington Post in 2013, the newspaper has been one of the great—and few—success stories in media, legacy or otherwise.
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Instead of being able to tout you as one of West Virginia's success stories, however, we are here as a result of your part in a dangerous conspiracy.
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"Unfortunately for these kinds of projects in Afghanistan, you don't even need the fingers on one hand to count the success stories," he said in a written statement.
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The drama "Greenleaf" was the most successful new series in the history of OWN, the cable network begun by Oprah Winfrey, and one of summer television's success stories.
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"This year, Amazon's private brands showed enough success stories to guarantee that Amazon won't be backing off any time soon," OneClickRetail CEO Spencer Millerberg said in the report.
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Still, stock exchanges in Europe are pointing towards the success stories over the past year to show that the region's public markets are supportive of big tech IPOs.
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Brockhampton are easily one of 2017's best and most deserved breakout success stories, and today I am pleased to report that that won't be changing anytime soon.
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A vibrant French technology scene - with emerging global champions such as BlaBlaCar and Sigfox - is one of the ruling Socialist government's rare success stories on the economic front.
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But I've been here almost 32 years now, and until last week I had never visited the site of one of conservation's greatest success stories: the Tennessee coneflower.
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On PositiveSingles you can find message boards full of treatment advice and date success stories, as well as a navigator that points you to your nearest care center.
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Whatever the odds, whatever the hardship, there are enough soccer success stories to feed the hopes of young boys and families who have little else to aspire to.
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This podcast, hosted by journalist and author Elizabeth Day, is a thoughtful, uplifting approach to learning from your past mistakes and failings and turning them into success stories.
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McNealy became a tech rock star in the 1990s as co-founder and CEO of Sun Microsystems, one of the big success stories of the dot-com boom.
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Other likely themes: Look for Ms. Abrams, whom Republicans have tried to present as dangerously left-wing, to talk up bipartisan success stories from her State House career.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer is praising Tesla and CEO Elon Musk after their strong quarterly results, saying the company's rise resembles some of the tech industry's biggest success stories.
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Rapid technological change in the lowly light bulb has been one of the largely unsung success stories in the fight to reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
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Though there have been eight success stories in the show&aposs nine seasons, here are the 19 couples that didn&apost work out once the cameras shut off:
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While Duterte may be getting headlines for a bloody war against drug dealers and users, less attention has been paid to one of Asia's few economic success stories.
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Despite these success stories, the Trump administration has proposed cutting these funds by a devastating 32 percent, crippling State's ability to operate globally and within the United States.
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These success stories of triumph over adversity and perseverance in rebuilding the American economy have been repeated in every U.S. state since the NMTC took effect in 2000.
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This isn't to say that it's not possible to find your future spouse on here — these success stories prove that you can — just don't go into it expecting that.
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This is not a crazy idea, but a simple recipe that worked in Israel proper for generations and has produced too many Jewish and Arab success stories to count.
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In climate-change terms, that could translate into a greater emphasis on success stories, including places like China's Loess Plateau, where degraded ecosystems have been repaired with spectacular results.
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We look forward to sharing the facts and success stories of our students and our school, because we're proud of our work and confident that we'll be fully vindicated.
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The CNN Freedom Project amplifies the voices of the victims of modern-day slavery, highlights success stories and helps unravel the tangle of criminal enterprises trading in human life.
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Much of the political and media coverage of this group has focused on the academically gifted, but, in terms of distance traveled, DACA's biggest success stories involve moderate achievers.
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After an hour of surgical success stories and an important lesson — not to attempt any kind of at-home operation — Dr. Pimple Popper's fifth episode comes to a end.
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That leaves Tesla and other autonomy companies with a scary question: Will self-driving cars keep getting better, like image search, voice recognition, and the other AI success stories?
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Latin America's Series A success stories outline a list of investors that are interested in this stage, as well as how much they are investing in Latin American companies.
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Retired teacher Mokgweetsi Masisi, who takes over from former army general Ian Khama, inherits a state with a reputation as one of Africa's rare political and economic success stories.
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LA Reid already had Toni Braxton, Outkast, TLC, Usher and the Goodie Mobb on his books, so, understandably, he would put all his energy into the proven success stories.
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Although firms can flounder in the hands of the second generation, success stories are out there — one being that of Japanese retailer Fast Retailing, in the opinion of Moody.
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At stake is the future of one of Britain's few manufacturing success stories since the 1980s: a car industry employing over 800,000 people and generating turnover of $110 billion.
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Album isn't an investor in two of Utah's biggest success stories, Qualtrics and PluralSight, but it jumped early into two others that must have gotten its limited partners excited.
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Cards Against Humanity, the dark-humor card game for adults, is one of Kickstarter's biggest success stories — the game went viral after raising $15,000 on the site in 2011.
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Time reports that though Kelly Clarkson is now recognized as one of the biggest success stories from "American Idol," she was homeless during her early career as a singer.
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"The reason you hear about these (gimmicky resumes) is because it's remarkable that they worked," said Cenedella, noting that such success stories crop up once in a blue moon.
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But although it sounds like a small number, a few success stories showed how it is possible to work things out if you put the time and effort in.
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A city of 1.1 million that is among the economic success stories of Eastern Europe, it has rapidly become a mecca for adventurous tourists over the past few years.
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One of pop's biggest success stories in recent years is Halsey, who has made herself a major star in a relatively short time seemingly by sheer force of will.
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Mr. Goodson's was one of many stories — some success stories, others bittersweet — that I heard while researching a project on college admissions during the early years of affirmative action.
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Rivian is considered one of the more likely success stories, said analyst Wahlman, because of the massive cash infusions it has generated from, among other sources Ford and Amazon.
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The Obama administration is holding a national health insurers conference next month to showcase "success stories" under the Affordable Care Act at a time of uncertainty for the industry.
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But while startups frequently aim to convince investors that they&aposre the next Facebook or Amazon, such success stories are rare, and questionable paths to profitability can doom startups.
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The Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), one of the most remarkable success stories we have, has been left dangling for nearly three months since it expired on Sept. 30.
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The pitch is straightforward: Snap is one of technology's biggest success stories of late, and it is heading to the public markets amid a relative dearth of noteworthy offerings.
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But to many South Koreans, Samsung and its many corporate offshoots symbolize the country's rise from war and poverty to become one of the original Asian economic success stories.
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From social-media giants like Twitter to cheeky party games such as Cards Against Humanity, there's no shortage of business-success stories that started out as a secondary venture.
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When there are sites that can offer millions of users for free and success stories to prove they work, why not try them before spending $40 per month elsewhere?
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As members of the House Ways and Means Committee, we have introduced a bill to expand on policies that are proven success stories for low- and moderate-income families.
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Shares in one of this year's market success stories, Beyond Meat, jumped 10.2% as it added McDonald's Corp to a growing list of clients for its plant-based patties.
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A lack of innovation, and a competitor who can overwhelm enemies with cheap capital and Jedi mind tricks, has featurized one of the great success stories of modern business.
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It took time, entrepreneurs and investors say, for the tech community in New York to build the success stories, human networks and self-confidence that inspire serial risk taking.
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On a recent Saturday night, inside a handsome and well-appointed basketball arena in Phoenix, one of the strangest college sports success stories in recent memory continued to unfold.
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Some drug ads, for example, feature emotional patients telling their success stories, followed at the very end by a rapid-fire litany of all the things that could go wrong.
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Here, he relays a series of success stories about how this characteristic has helped alleviate the suffering of patients afflicted by formidable conditions (including Parkinson's disease, A.D.H.D. and multiple sclerosis).
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Yet most admitted that past YC success stories were tough to spot on Demo Day, so we might not know the quality of this batch for a few more years.
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The Australian startup scene is truly up and running, and notable success stories, including Atlassian and Campaign Monitor, are encouraging overseas investors to come Down Under to take a look.
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Her movies are doing well: Crazy Rich Asians is on track to be one of the biggest success stories of 2018; Oceans 8 has outearned all the other Oceans movies.
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In the fairly small and new world of VR gaming, it's one of the industry's major success stories; Job Simulator passed $3 million in sales at the start of 2017.
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The era peaked when Jive went public in 2011 and Yammer was sold to Microsoft for $1.2 billion in 2012, representing two of the biggest success stories of the time.
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Before Rising Tide, he worked with Newbury Ventures, a technology-focused venture fund with success stories including ZONG (acquired by PayPal), Sentillion (acquired by Microsoft) and NextBio (acquired by Illumina) .
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That's thanks a lot to CEO Ben Silbermann, whose flexibility and business acumen has turned an internal moonlight project into one of Pinterest's — and the Web's — biggest technological success stories.
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State media also reported the success stories of citizens who had quit smoking after watching campaign ads on state TV that warned of the health hazards linked to lighting up.
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They are the faces of what locals and experts say has become an exodus from parts of Vietnam, a country that on paper represents one of Asia's economic success stories.
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At stake is the future of one of Britain's few manufacturing success stories since the 1980s — a car industry employing over 850,000 people and generating annual turnover of $110 billion.
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He took heart from reconnecting with one of his classroom's success stories: Nee-cole, a homeless girl who went on to earn a college degree despite her turbulent family surroundings.
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As Mann Deshi is a relatively small foundation, we often get updates and personal success stories of the incredible work they are doing and can share it with our customers.
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Collectively the team has in the past invested in Farfetch, Unbabel, Codacy and many other success stories originating from Portugal over the past six years, in addition to Talkdesk itself.
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So instead of going on another reality show and trying to hunt down my husband, I'm going to hunt down success stories in this crazy times of Tinder, Bumble, Hinge.
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Arie is then forced to sit down with the shining beacon of Bachelor success stories, Sean and Catherine Lowe, who share one son and have another baby on the way.
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More than one press outlet noted the parallels between it and early Silicon Valley success stories like Apple, and Pettis seemingly, was happy to fill the role of Steve Jobs.
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Rather they're proof that the people calling the TV shots no longer question whether these types of series can be ratings success stories, awards show boons, or simply, massively entertaining.
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There're travel behemoths like Expedia, real estate riches pouring from Zillow and Redfin, titans of visualization and business intelligence software like Tableau, and up and coming success stories like Avalera.
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Silicon Valley is always eager to celebrate its success stories, but the reality is that numerous tiny start-ups that few ever hear about form the tech industry's dysfunctional underbelly.
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Reducing teen pregnancy is one of the major social policy success stories in the United States: in the past 25 years, the teen birth rate declined by 61 percent nationwide.
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Boyle Heights has been one of the success stories in the city's campaign against street gangs: the neighborhood has become more peaceful in recent years and has become more diverse.
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Its primary goal is to trumpet success stories — patients with Parkinson's disease, cystic fibrosis, debilitating pain and other conditions — who say their symptoms largely vanished after receiving fetal-tissue injections.
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"For Winter, Lillehammer and Vancouver have been success stories, but probably none more so than Salt Lake City," said Bill Mallon, a founder of the International Society of Olympic Historians.
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You can debate whether maybe it might be better to question that potential at the public offering stage, but then people will point to Google and Facebook as success stories.
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At stake is the future of one of Britain's few manufacturing success stories since the 1980s - a car industry employing over 850,000 people and generating annual turnover of $110 billion.
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Solar power: One of the biggest clean energy success stories, solar power has grown over 30% in the last year alone and photovoltaic systems prices have fallen 70% since 2010.
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In 2010, while serving as industry minister, Mr. Clement misspoke to a group of people from the telecommunications industry, saying that Canada needed more "sex stories," rather than success stories.
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To make sure everyone on your financial team shares a perspective on what it means for you to be financially "well," Northrup recommends asking each individual to share success stories.
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While there appear to be emerging success stories within the challenger bank community, others are coming under pressure, as evidenced by their struggle to raise capital and sizable staff layoffs.
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"The limited number of success stories we have had in the UK have generally sold out too early," Neil Woodford, a top British money manager, told the BBC this week.
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And yet several tragically lost their lives on Sunday on an airplane that, ironically, is so technologically advanced it is billed as one of biggest success stories in modern aviation.
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And although there are plenty of success stories out there — individuals who are able to start paying down, and even eliminating, their debt — the people confiding in Sale aren't optimistic.
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But Hackett is part of a wave of promotions and corporate success stories that have resulted from design thinking — the creative strategies designers use to come up with innovative solutions.
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A Hong Kong listing would give mainland investors their first direct access to one of China's biggest success stories, via the stock connect trading link between Hong Kong, Shanghai and Shenzhen.
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FROM COINAGE: Mind-Blowing American Idol Success Stories From Kelly Clarkson to Carrie Underwood Last week, guest judge Chris Hardwick gave his Golden Buzzer to 9-year-old singer Angelica Hale.
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While smaller indie titles can still do well on Kickstarter and other crowdfunding platforms, the biggest success stories are titles that sit somewhere in between tiny indie teams and massive blockbusters.
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That a boy from the Niederrhein produces pop melody`s who are going around the planet through clubs and charts is one of the big success stories of German pop music.
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"By focusing on the customer and small asset owners, we tend to out compete some of our more traditional hotel chain rivals," said Agarwal, one of India's start-up success stories.
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Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night was one of the biggest video game Kickstarter success stories of all time, and Koji Igarashi's Castlevania throwback is set for a release later this year.
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Since I started my weight loss journey, my friends kept encouraging me to read success stories to help keep me motivated, but there was a point when those stories depressed me.
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It's not at the scale of a massive IPO like Snap, but it's the sum of all these smaller enterprise IPOs that can help define the success stories for various firms.
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He pointed to success stories such as Cookbiz, a company founded in 2007 that developed a job-search platform aimed at alleviating high turnover and labor shortages in the food industry.
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Success stories such as these, hidden by the headlines, highlight the key role many faith communities play in delivering lifesaving results for children and families by partnering with the U.S. government.
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As we begin another year of insurance premiums and matrimonial vows, let's celebrate the victories for marriage equality and health equity while realizing that both are only success stories for some.
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The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) launched arguably the largest public-private partnership in its history and one of the most underrated global development success stories of our time.
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One of the first to be advertised in magazines with scent strips, and initially sold only in the store, it became one of the great perfume success stories of the decade.
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More from VICE: All the publicity and anecdotal success stories bled over into a field that typically demands objective, measurable proof, and that's around the time all the flip-flopping began.
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POP & ROCK One of pop's biggest success stories in recent years is Halsey, who has made herself a major star in a relatively short time seemingly by sheer force of will.
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This puzzle is one of the success stories of the editing process, so I owe extra thanks to Will for this one, for having both high standards and patience with constructors.
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A remake of a British series named Criminal Justice that had spent almost a decade in development, the show is one of the few new TV success stories of the summer.
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One of the biggest success stories from the past year in music is that of Khalid, the 19-year-old singer-songwriter whose irresistible single "Location" was recently certified double platinum.
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So we reached out to our millions of users to get their success stories of the job search and the precise resume that landed them a job that fits their life.
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"(The classes give them) hope and a vision," Fikirte added, recounting success stories of former child maids she had worked with who later went on to become nurses, doctors and engineers.
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Ultimately, these kinds of success stories are exceptions rather than the rule, and there's a vastly different bar for success in the paid mobile space compared to the free-to-play side.
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On Monday, White started her latest chapter, a fashion-focused podcast with Univision called How To Slay, bringing listeners personal success stories from compelling entrepreneurs, corporate leaders and creatives of diverse backgrounds.
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During a call with investors, Iger said Shanghai Disneyland was "one of our biggest success stories in 2016," welcoming more than 7 million guests since opening its gates in June last year.
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In one of conservation's greatest success stories, a frantic captive breeding program brought the huge, glorious scavenger roaring back; today, the condors number close to 450, over half of which are wild.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. It's the business-end of the season and, as such, the Premier League is starting to crystallise into corporate success stories and franchising nightmares.
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Small-donor matching systems, such as New York City's, along with similar public financing programs in Maine, Arizona, and Connecticut, have been the success stories of the past decade of campaign finance.
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These supposed success stories add to the misinformation: People who put salve on a mole that may have not been cancer in the first place boast that they are now cancer-free.
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Both Bolt and BlaBlaCar are widely considered as success stories within Europe, having crossed so-called "unicorn" status — unicorn companies being private tech firms that are valued at more than $1 billion.
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Further, community colleges with the best transfer success stories map out the specific courses students need to make the transition to a four-year school, according to the Aspen Institute's Transfer Playbook.
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Success stories include people like Sara Cullen, who was a senior at Cornell who planned to enter finance until she heard Yang speaking at an info session with free pizza in 2012.
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NewSchool Ignite funded that first batch of science-focused ed tech startups just four months ago, so it's a little early to predict whether any of them will be breakout success stories.
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Heinemann says some of Reflektion's success stories include boosting chocolate brand Godiva's sitewide conversion rate by 24% and increasing surfwear brand O'Neill's conversion rate by 26% and its overall pageviews by 62%.
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NBC continues to value American success stories over almost anything else (to the degree that not a second of the men's gymnastics team finals aired in primetime, since the US didn't medal).
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Whereas the success stories of early refugees had enticed other Ugandans to follow their lead, the new tales of harassment and violence—of stagnation and disappointment— "had a dampening effect," he said.
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Image: Pebble/FitbitWhat began as one of the original Kickstarter success stories, Pebble quickly matured into one of the most beloved smartwatch brands, years before Apple found its groove with the Watch.
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Some of the entrepreneurs behind the region's home-grown success stories, like Indianapolis' ExactTarget, have launched funds of their own to plant an entirely new crop of tech companies in the Midwest.
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"I can't think of a better way to celebrate our fifth anniversary than with an all-star lineup of talented individuals to empower our guests with their success stories," Stewart, 74, says.
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As researchers in education and talent, we found that the vast majority of the country's success stories are college graduates, such as Sheryl Sandberg (Harvard), Jeff Bezos (Princeton) and Marissa Mayer (Stanford).
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The list of companies that have voiced their opposition to President Trump's recent immigration ban reads like an A to Z (or rather, an Apple to Zuckerberg) of American corporate success stories.
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At stake is the future of one of Britain's few manufacturing success stories since the 1980s: a car industry employing over 800,000 people and generating turnover of 77.5 billion pounds ($110 billion).
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What's interesting to me about both Franklin and VTech is that their respective experiences in the Apple clone space each proved informative to their later success stories on the general consumer market.
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Those work requirements are now almost universally applauded as one of the great social policy success stories of modern times with caseloads falling by more than half as paychecks replaced welfare checks.
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"It's a rapidly shrinking industry, but it will continue to be an industry and there will continue to be success stories," said Jim Thompson, a coal analyst at IHS, an energy consultancy.
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"The common currency was not needed for European success stories before 1999 and the majority of euro zone member states did not benefit from it later," Matolcsy said in the opinion piece.
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London recently began a publicity campaign, #LondonIsOpen, which highlights similar success stories, drawing from the three million Londoners who were born abroad and contribute to the city's creativity, vitality and entrepreneurial spirit.
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She has highlighted success stories at some of the sites she has visited — like a toy factory in Hatfield, Pa., that has created jobs — while reminding crowds that she is not satisfied.
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HHS recently announced a plan to help stabilize the risk-sharing pool and hosted a conference in Washington to help share "success stories" for companies that are staying afloat under the law.
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If there was a blueprint of an ideal startup founder, modeled after success stories like Mark Zuckerberg and Steve Jobs, the emerging picture would be someone fearless and unafraid of societal norms.
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Established under President George W. Bush and reauthorized for the third time this past December, the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) remains one of our country's greatest bipartisan success stories.
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As a psychiatrist who has worked with young people for a long time, I don't see many marijuana success stories, especially when patients have been using the drug regularly for many years.
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I am one of the few success stories who was able to get my stolen wages back by going through the Department of Employment Services, but it was an emotionally draining process.
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Achieving that goal, in a country that 30 years ago was a byword for famine, means realizing a plan of rapid industrial and agricultural growth modeled on the success stories of Asia.
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Ominously, Stross, a professor of business at San Jose State University, chooses to restrict his study to Stanford graduates in order to ensure that he has a sufficient number of success stories.
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It's everything from telling women's success stories so that girls can #SEEHER to banding together to make collective impact like so many Women's Marches have done in the past couple of years.
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Part history of progressive success stories, part extended argument for hope as a catalyst for action, the slim book became a kind of bible for people heartbroken by last year's election outcome.
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He also listed off multiple other American success stories who have also given back, including the founders of Home Depot, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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Republicans have touted the companies as economic success stories, while Democrats have raised questions about the labor rights of drivers, who are typically categorized as independent contractors instead of full-time employees.
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After defeating Fascism in World War II, Washington channeled billions of dollars into the war-torn nations of Europe and Japan, helping transform them into economic success stories and vital democratic allies.
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While streaming success stories are typically dominated by Spotify, which counts more than 23 million paid subscribers, and Apple, which has some 221 million, the digital underground can be just as influential.
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There have been of course success stories of accomplished boxers crossing over into MMA (namely Holly Holm), and Hardy is actively working on her ground game to prepare for the January debut.
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But in the grand scheme of things, these success stories represent crumbs, and the film industry is generally hostile enough towards women that the ACLU is still mulling various lawsuits against major studios.
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Charles's groundbreaking charity, Prince's Trust, is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year, and he took his mother along to a center in London to hear some of the organization's most inspiring success stories.
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We think of what a great justice -- Clarence Thomas, if you haven&apost read his book which is called My Grandfather&aposs Son, it is one of the great American hero success stories.
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If Pandora, one of online music's earliest success stories, had added to its radio features the ability to stream any song, on demand, for 10 bucks a month, it might have been huge.
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So Bischoff fired off a tweet wondering why Soules, who is currently single, was dispensing romantic wisdom — not a bad question, considering Higgins and Lowe are Bachelor "success stories" while Soules is not.
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The future will be brighter for all women and girls if, instead of vilifying one another, we celebrated each other's accomplishments and worked together to success stories the norm rather than the exception.
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To top it off, of those who do get a recruiting boost to college — that is, of the success stories — 48 percent feel they spent too much time on football in high school.
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The country is home to many of Latin America's biggest startup success stories, and with the introduction of one new law, the pathway to success is about to get a whole lot easier.
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Listing in Hong Kong would give mainland Chinese investors their first direct access to one of the country's biggest success stories, via the stock connect trading link between Hong Kong, Shanghai and Shenzhen.
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"One of the recent success stories at Ralph Lauren is the elevation in marketing, which has been designed to reaffirm the status of the brand," said Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail.
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As one of the league's earliest success stories, the Boston Red Sox, originally called the Boston Americans, won the first-ever World Series in 1904, and continued to dominate for over a decade.
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Speakers and panelists included local hometown success stories like Melissa Butler, founder and CEO of The Lip Bar, who began distributing her line of lipsticks and glosses in 144 Target stores this spring.
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Still, any conservation success stories ought to be applauded this day and age, if only to remind us that human being do have the capacity to effect positive change in the natural world.
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"Unfortunately for these kinds of projects in Afghanistan, you don't even need the fingers on one hand to count the success stories," the Republican senator told VICE News after reading the recent report.
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"I'm very glad our two countries work so closely together and have had success stories with education and relief work in the past, so, long may that continue," William told President Mahmoud Abbas.
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Dedicated to helping communities mobilize the creative force of artists to solve local challenges, Creative Exchange is a national hub for sharing proven ideas and success stories for building stronger neighborhoods and cities.
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The government has continually touted success stories of the initiative, with plenty of state media coverage over the years and big advertisements dotting Beijing in the days leading up to the weekend forum.
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The collaboration between the film team and Insomniac is something unique, then, and a reason that the Ratchet & Clank movie could end up as one of the rare game-to-film success stories.
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But after I ditched my biphasic sleep cycle (less than a month later, after realising I'd basically become a well-rested urban hermit), I kept guiltily browsing the success stories of others online.
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Nonetheless, he hopes for the emergence in the east of healthy self-confidence, built on the back of success stories—and a new focus on the many problems that span east and west.
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In this context, one of the most underappreciated Canadian economic success stories — the sustained reduction in Canada's federal corporate income tax rate from 2001 to 2012 — is particularly relevant for an American audience.
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And they don't understand that in some cases those really big companies that are those great success stories are crowding out new competition that would normally enter to unseat them in different ways.
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It is one of China's proudest corporate success stories, a colossus in cutting-edge technology that elbowed out Western rivals to become the biggest supplier of the hardware that connects our modern world.
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Of all the success stories created by Afghanistan's extraordinary rise, none is more striking than that of Rashid Khan, a 19-year-old leg spinner who may be the most famous Afghan alive.
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But Jack Ma's membership didn't surprise many in China — and it "reveals a party that is eager to prove its legitimacy by affiliating itself with capitalist success stories," our Asia tech columnist writes.
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"The fact is, Trump casinos should have been one of the greatest success stories in the history of casino gambling, but bad deal making caused him to lose all three properties," he said.
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Pop & Rock One of the biggest success stories from the past year in music is that of Khalid, the 19-year-old singer-songwriter whose irresistible single "Location" was recently certified double platinum.
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Designer Zach Gage is one of those golden era developers for iOS, having been associated with a number of high-profile success stories on the platform, including SpellTower (2011) and Ridiculous Fishing (2013).
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Her company pitched a never-made podcast that would feature Ms. Trump as a chic business guru, interviewing success stories and business-feminism leaders like Ms. Sandberg and Sara Blakely, founder of Spanx.
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Disney's The Lion King continues to be one of the biggest success stories of the year, taking fifth place with an estimated $3.5 million in ticket sales in its ninth weekend of release.
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Where All the School's a Stage, and the List of Success Stories Is Long In high schools of the performing and visual arts, race, sexual identity and ZIP code are beside the point.
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After an hour of popping, slicing, cauterizing, and enough dry flaky skin to fill a bathtub, we leave you with three dermatological success stories — don't forget to tune in next week for round two.
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"Under Governor Beshear's leadership, Kentucky became one of the great success stories of the Affordable Care Act in delivering quality, affordable health coverage for all," House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi said in the statement.
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The Jerry Springer Show has been bringing its unique brand of trainwreck TV to sets across the culture for 26 seasons now, cementing its place in history as one of daytime's biggest success stories.
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Momentum is building, with success stories like Brazil's Nubank and Argentina's IguanaFix becoming a regular occurrence, and there's never been a better time than now to be involved with the Latin American startup scene.
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Other success stories include Shadetree, a community of artists in the East Bay that purchased their own space, and the artistic residencies and venue at La Maison in Oakland, founded by ballerina Mathilde Froustey.
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Success stories grab the headlines and our attention, but there are undoubtedly failures and struggles that come before any big W. Even the biggest names in startup lore made many mistakes on their journeys.
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Crowdfunding a product puts nearly all of the risk on the consumer, and given success stories from Kickstarter and Indiegogo have been few and far between, the risk just doesn't seem worth it anymore.
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Success stories include Halle-based ProBioDrug, which is developing products to treat Alzheimer's disease, and Jena medical devices maker Avatera Medical, which people close to the matter say is considering a stock market flotation.
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The reality is that these programs have been going on for years, and while there are some egregious case studies, there are also success stories of cities effectively using economy development subsidies as well.
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"The Killing" and "The Bridge" are Scandinavian success stories—sold and remade all over the world, and influencing the production values of countries with far older and more established industries like Britain and America.
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Consider the story of Oscar Hernandez, the top pick in the 21985 Rule 240 draft (who was overshadowed last season by Odubel Herrera and Delino DeShields Jr., a pair of Rule 21 success stories).
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To keep pace with success stories such as Vietnam in terms of developing roads, railways, airports, sea ports, electricity, water and physical telecommunications infrastructure these nations will require investments of $2 trillion through 2040.
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Keenly aware that red states like Georgia, Oklahoma, Mississippi and Kentucky have made aggressive changes to their justice systems, including sentencing reforms and felony expungement laws, Kushner has showed the president these success stories.
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But it is hard to know if all these success stories are true given the incentive to recruit and the data that shows how hard it is to make money in multilevel marketing companies.
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Among success stories are Oculus, acquired by Facebook for $250 billion in 22018 and Makeblock, an SOSV portfolio company building STEM robots that ran multiple campaigns and has grown to more than 500 staff.
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"We were very impressed with both how quickly they're growing (from 25k-50k members in a year) and the success stories they've had so far," YC founder Jessica Livingston said in a canned statement.
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Kuvée was one of those baffling Silicon Valley success stories in the vein of Juicero, that heinously high-priced juicer that, for $699, accomplished a task that any human with functioning hands could perform.
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He enjoyed life in the city, and even went to Coachella once (to see Madonna), but living without documentation was a constant struggle, one that he says gets erased from many immigration success stories.
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There's always a risk of building a company on top of open-source software, but El Hattab said that it's part of the company's DNA, and there are plenty of success stories like Automattic.
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The league had insisted that its preference was to keep the team in Columbus, even as it celebrated success stories like Atlanta United, toured potential expansion cities and awarded teams to Nashville and Cincinnati.
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Yet between 1950 and 1982, Japan grew at one of the fastest rates ever recorded (5.1 percent a year per adult on average), one of the most striking economic success stories of all time.
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There have been no, repeat no, clear success stories for this doctrine – no, not even Reagan, who benefited from a severe Fed-generated recession early on his watch, followed by a Fed-generated recovery.
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But the success stories of young people in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program are not being recognized and are being denied by a substantial number of Republican politicians in Congress.
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Dinnage's tasks will also include figuring out a way of keeping the Premier League, one of Britain's biggest international success stories, prospering if the country follows through on plans to exit the European Union.
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In his years in public education, Alain E. Kaloyeros was one of New York's biggest success stories, parlaying his expertise in nanotechnology to become one of the state's most powerful and highest-paid employees.
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In a section of its website dedicated to what it calls "Success Stories," Facebook touts how effective its targeting technology was for the candidacy of Gary Johnson, the presidential nominee of the Libertarian Party.
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IBM's stance puts it at odds with trends in the tech industry and broader corporate world towards sharing diversity success stories and best practices, instead seeming to view diversity as a zero-sum game.
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Despite coming from different paths, these four start-ups share similar success stories: They hail from mostly 20- and 30-something founders who set out to fill a gap they spotted in various industries.
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Local startups are addressing everything from early childhood education to workforce training, and as more success stories emerge, more resources will be needed to fully tap into Latin America's large markets for these solutions.
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While there aren't any real ways to reliably predict the future, some traders are looking for signs of changing market sentiment in some of the stocks that have been success stories as of late.
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Moncler has become one of the industry's biggest success stories in the past few years, after a makeover under Italian entrepreneur Remo Ruffini, who bought it in 2003 and is still the chief executive.
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What he's saying: Clegg painted Facebook and the other big tech companies as "American success stories" and noted the irony that their home country was furthest down the road in talking about "dismembering" them.
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Listing in Hong Kong would also give mainland Chinese investors their first direct access to one of their country's biggest success stories, via the stock connect trading link between Hong Kong, Shanghai and Shenzhen.
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The big driver of the slump in the Nigerian economy, which was one of Africa's great success stories until recently, has been the persistently low price of oil over the past 22016 21991/24 years.
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In the emergency bills I've read, I've seen a decent number of success stories from patients who challenge the coding of their facility fee — the charge for walking into an emergency room and seeking care.
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There are week-by-week success stories, sure, and the constant social-media refrain of " is it on Switch?" certainly speaks to console's deep cultural saturation, but there aren't the undeniable home runs of 220.
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There's no doubt access to middle- and late-stage funding in Latin America is on the rise and, as we see more success stories come out of the region, more funding opportunities will also emerge.
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The car industry, one of Britain's few manufacturing success stories of recent decades, is particularly at risk given the thousands of parts, engines and finished models that move between Britain and the continent every day.
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"The last mile on the journey to elimination is always the most difficult," Hawking said in a speech on Tuesday, citing polio and guinea-worm as success stories of diseases on the brink of disappearing.
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Mr. Splashypants Perhaps one of the best-known internet naming success stories, Mr. Splashypants is the name that was bestowed upon an oblivious humpback whale in 2007 as part of a successful Greenpeace naming campaign.
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And the fact that their audience is still there 20 years after their debut is exactly why Cursive was and continues to be one of the greatest success stories from this class of emo pioneers.
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The report contains success stories from 11 universities showing how scientists are reducing allergens in peanuts, improving cage-free egg production, reducing poultry diseases, developing fungi-resistant wheat and rice, and other breakthroughs in science.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Lil Yachty was, for better or worse, one of 2016's biggest success stories, and "Minnesota" is his opus so far, encapsulating his self-described 'bubblegum trap' genre.
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With tax reform, regulatory reform, and successful programs like the SBIC program, we can increase access to capital for small businesses and contribute to thousands upon thousands of American success stories like that of McMahon.
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But Mr. Ma's membership didn't surprise many in China — and it "reveals a party that is eager to prove its legitimacy by affiliating itself with capitalist success stories," writes our Asia tech columnist, Li Yuan.
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The former South Carolina governor, whose life is one of those inspiring stories of immigrant families embracing the American dream, has become one of the few success stories in an administration better known for crises.
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"The telecoms industry is one of the rare success stories in Afghanistan," said Walter Koenig, a former telecommunications executive and senior commercial officer at the American embassy in Kabul who left the post last fall.
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We launched this caucus a decade ago to give voice to the thousands of young people in America who deserved a platform to break the silence on the challenges and success stories of foster care.
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It&aposs a resounding rejection of the region by one of its most famous success stories, at a time of already-mounting debate over high living costs, income inequality, and other dysfunction in the region.
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Wong says in success stories like his, there is one piece that often gets left out: Behind every successful person, there is a whole team of people working to support that person in the spotlight.
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The city of Leicester in England's Midlands should also expect to enjoy a huge commercial boost after its hometown team wrote the unlikeliest of sporting success stories, one that has captured headlines around the world.
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While the Knicks tank their way to a shot at Zion Williamson, New Yorkers may get postseason games after all, thanks to success stories like Spencer Dinwiddie, D'Angelo Russell, Joe Harris and Jarrett Allen. 18.
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The celebrated success stories — from Josh Donaldson to Justin Turner to J. D. Martinez to Chris Taylor — have resonated with players looking for ways to improve their hitting or, in some cases, revive their careers.
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He points to local success stories like online prescription service PillPack, which Amazon just snapped up for $1 billion, and online auto marketplace CarGurus, which went public in October and is now valued around $4.7 billion.
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The Pebble is considered one of Kickstarter's biggest success stories, but after Fitbit's acquisition of the company's assets, Pebble owners were left with a smartwatch lacking a warranty or any tech support should their hardware fail.
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Founded with Pretoria's help after the end of white minority rule in 533, MTN has been one of South Africa's biggest corporate success stories, but clashes with regulators in Nigeria, Uganda and elsewhere have crimped growth.
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Inside Patreon, The Economic Engine of Internet Culture | August 2017 | Verge senior reporter Adi Robertson outlines in-depth how the Patreon model has changed from the creator perspective overtime, including creator anecdotes, success stories and concerns.
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Blindspot "Blindspot" was one of NBC's success stories in the first half of the TV season, and on Monday night it came back after its winter hiatus as fast-paced and preposterous and addictive as ever.
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They believe it&aposs okay to go back to China with the equipment, the materials, the patents that they got as graduate students, and there&aposs a lot of success stories where they&aposve done this.
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"Nine out of the 10 biggest success stories since the bottom really didn't need the Fed, and I bet the same will be said for the next generation of winners eight years from now," Cramer said.
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Shark Tank makes for incredibly entertaining television, but an initial question when it premiered was whether the tense negotiations and lofty promises for the sharks would translate into success stories for the individuals pitching their companies.
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The car industry, one of the few British manufacturing success stories of recent decades, is particularly at risk given the thousands of parts, engines and finished models that move between Britain and the continent every day.
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Known as one of the greatest American immigrant success stories to ever emerge from the ranks of Silicon Valley, Andy Grove, the former CEO and Chairman of Intel, died on Monday at the age of 79.
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With its win over a Disney title to recapture the domestic box office crown this weekend (for now), it's is just the latest amazing achievement for "Joker," one of the most unlikely success stories of 2019.
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"The milestone of Swiggy successfully creating over 1,000 partner kitchens shows the faith the restaurant partners have in the concept and bolsters our pioneering efforts in enabling more success stories in the restaurant ecosystem," he said.
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Thanks not just to his clever lyrics but also to the group's tight harmonies, skillful scat singing and polished showmanship, it became one of the biggest jazz success stories of the late 270s and early '21986s.
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As a result, billions of dollars of shareholder and creditor money has been immolated, probably forever; at least 175,000 jobs have been lost; and one of the greatest American business success stories may well be extinguished.
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At a time when much of the city's African community is subject to blatantly negative attention, it's important to recognize the success stories of African immigration and the ways in which Melbourne benefits from its influences.
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The city was one of Uber's biggest success stories outside the U.S. But the company has also fought a heated battle with London's black-cab drivers, who must pass a famously difficult test called The Knowledge.
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But beyond individual programs, education experts said they believe the greatest value in the consortium is the member universities' willingness to share information about what works on their campuses, so that success stories can be duplicated.
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The fight to protect forests, streams and lakes from the effects of what is now often referred to as acid deposition is one of the great environmental success stories in the United States and Western Europe.
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At home, it drew tens of billions of dollars from Chinese investors big and small looking for their own success stories — making it vulnerable at a time when Beijing is looking to limit potential financial explosions.
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And those start-up success stories are getting more and more news coverage — so "young people are becoming more attracted to the start-up world," Tetsu Nakajima, chief investment officer at venture firm Mistletoe, told CNBC.
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As people become more and more convinced of his championship aptitude each time he performs, it will be interesting to see what the future holds for one of the great success stories of modern day MMA.
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Jive, a community collaboration software company that was one of the biggest Enterprise 2.0-era success stories, going public in 2011, announced today it had agreed to be acquired by ESW Capital's Wave Systems for $462 million.
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Consequently, television isn't only more representative, inclusive, and, yeah, diverse, but these inclusion initiatives are actually resulting in tangible success stories — something that even those execs who are mostly concerned with profits should be able to appreciate.
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While many Argentinian success stories to date have focused on e-commerce and marketplaces, some of the most impressive entrepreneurs I came across were tackling larger regional pain points including clean water supply, agriculture, and renewable energy.
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Once a taboo for investors in Israel, success stories like Google's $1.1 billion acquisition of Waze, Wix's IPO and Rakuten's $900 million acquisition of Viber have buoyed investor confidence in Israel's ability to build consumer-facing unicorns.
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We also can't wait to see the next round of future success stories in the Battlefield at Disrupt SF 2016, which takes place in just a few short weeks, September 12-14 at San Francisco's Pier 48.
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Despite that, Zoosk has a huge collection of success stories (plus cute pics!), and if the person of your dreams doesn't message you back, just tell yourself it's probably because they haven't logged on in two years.
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More optimistically, major developing economies are poised to rise up to leadership roles, most notably China and India, the world's largest and third largest carbon emitters and, so far, the greatest success stories of the climate pact.
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Fanning makes being bought and sold as a product seem almost exalting, which makes it even clearer why the lesser success stories around her feel so hurt when they put themselves on the market and get rejected.
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The clothing brand is one of the success stories among the private stores, restaurants and bed-and-breakfasts that have emerged under President Raul Castro, who has implemented market reforms to modernize Cuba's Soviet-style command economy.
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The announcement shocked investors and prompted a round of soul-searching as to why one of the country's biggest commercial success stories had left the local exchange, on which it generated around 3 percent of annual trade.
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The company, which is, by any measure, one of the most impressive success stories in the recent history of American media, has made no secret of its ambition for global domination of the streaming market for entertainment.
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The latest case underlines the risks of MTN's strategy to operate in emerging markets, a move that has made it one of post-apartheid South Africa's biggest commercial success stories, with operations in more than 2305.7000 countries.
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Founded with the government's help after the end of apartheid in 1994, MTN was touted as one of South Africa's biggest corporate success stories with operations in more than 20 countries in the Middle East and Africa.
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Netflix's Russian Doll is one of those out-of-nowhere success stories the streaming service seems to occasionally stumble upon — an almost perfect, beautifully constructed season of television you'll struggle to not devour in one big gulp.
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The United Nations and others need to fight mightily for Mr. Velásquez, a fierce champion of justice who exemplifies everything the United Nations stands for, and for a commission that is one of their biggest success stories.
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The East African nations are trying to replicate the success stories in Asia and even the United States, where infant manufacturing industries were initially protected and nurtured before they were able to compete on the global market.
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Ring also urges police to churn out content for the app, instructing them to post "success stories"—cases in which a suspect was apprehended with the help of Ring surveillance footage or use of the Neighbors app.
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Murdoch: I think that the environmental community has been really terrible about telling our success stories, and so, for example, really similar situations that we've actually won, [like] the hole in the ozone layer and acid rain.
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" In her closed-door congressional testimony in October, Yovanovitch commended Naftogaz's anti-corruption efforts and said, "we consider it to be one of the success stories in Ukraine," though she added, "but that doesn't mean it's done.
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I'm reaching out to you on behalf of Juul Labs, who has contracted with Locust Street to support its services and collect success stories from New Yorkers who have made the switch to Juul from combustible cigarettes.
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The success stories of failed gaming startups that went onto strip elements of their infrastructure and pivot into wider markets like Slack has led plenty of game developers to "platformize" their tech to varying degrees of success.
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Non-franchise movies still have an uphill battle compared to their IP-based counterparts, but box office analysts do see in this year's success stories some signs of what it takes for original movies to succeed financially.
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But Britain's car industry, which employs some 850,000 people and has been one of the few manufacturing success stories since the 1980s, has warned that border delays and red-tape resulting from a disorderly Brexit would disrupt production.
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"Walmart is one of the great success stories in how a company evolves over time to serve the changing needs of its customers, and today, it is in the midst of a very exciting digital transformation," Kumar noted.
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" While success stories tend to steal the headlines, there are inevitably a handful of mistakes that happen behind the scenes, Branson says: "Experiencing setbacks is part of the DNA of every successful entrepreneur, and I am no exception.
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Republicans brace for CBO report He placed blame for the rise on the media, which he claimed were focusing on Obamacare's success stories without highlighting those Americans who have seen their premiums spike or their preferred insurance canceled.
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On the other hand, international trade -- especially the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) -- has been one of the greatest success stories in the long history of the U.S. beef industry, and for American agricultural families in general.
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A strong network is going to be critical for a program like MissionU, which needs to get its students to show success stories to attract new students — and land at organizations where they can help get students jobs.
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Having now seen billion dollar companies, exits, and success stories, India's more knowledgable and experienced entrepreneurial community no longer views venture capital as a blessing and feels it has the leverage to demand better terms and more control.
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The model rewards games that have become mass-market success stories but makes life challenging for lower-ranked titles and smaller publishers who have trouble getting discovered as players stick to games they know and have invested in.
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He is one of the rare private sector success stories in Kuwait as the former CEO of Talabat, a food-delivery company, which was purchased in 2015, about 10 years after its founding, by Berlin-based Rocket Internet.
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Wang's co-founder, Luke Sherwin, also co-founded the direct-to-consumer mattress company Casper, and the same simple, streamlined, millennial-friendly approach that has made both of their former companies such success stories is apparent with Block.
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Amid all of this, Dropbox founder Drew Houston — who will be one of Y Combinator's first major IPO success stories — still owned nearly 30% of the company, and co-founder Arash Ferdowsi owned around 12.2% of the company.
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As one of the slum's success stories (he earns a living as a freelance photographer and football coach), he is working with some of Mathare's youth to teach him a skill that has brought him endless inspiration: photography.
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Founded with the government's help after the end of apartheid in 1994, MTN has been touted as one of South Africa's biggest corporate success stories with operations in more than 20 countries in the Middle East and Africa.
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But others say the success stories of those like Taz Taylor and Menace are the exception to the rule in a market saturated by bedroom producers looking to make a quick buck by mimicking the styles of others.
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But while Weinstein and his victims were some of Hollywood's most famous success stories, Toback is a bit obscure in the annals of pop culture—far more people have seen Shakespeare in Love than The Pick Up Artist.
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JOHANNESBURG — For the past decade, Zambia, a copper-rich nation in southern Africa, has been one of the continent's success stories: a stable democracy that enjoyed rapid economic growth thanks to China's ravenous demand for its main commodity.
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This surveillance is rarely publicized given the sensitive nature of police investigations, but details of police tactics have regularly surfaced through lawsuits, public records disclosures, and success stories touted by police departments as examples of successful crime prevention.
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Bloomberg, citing a person familiar with the plans, reported that Trump administration officials are working on climate change talking points and making list of "success stories" related to the environment that Trump can highlight in his reelection bid.
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Another common path for Senators to bolster executive and foreign policy experience came from serving as a governor, Cabinet secretary or ambassador, though all the success stories from this group came before the end of the Civil War.
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Like any absolute monarchy, for all the failures seen at clubs like Palermo—Doidge also cited Livorno, a lower league club where he did his PhD fieldwork, as another example of poor ownership—there are also success stories.
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Though the book is not long, Tepperman goes into impressive detail in each case study and delivers his assessments in clear, pared-down prose, careful to describe most of his success stories as experiments that could still fail.
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Unlike other pop success stories that critics later fumbled over themselves to ascribe meaning to, or to divine meaning beneath during the more pop-friendly critical environs of the 2000s, Hootie remained unloved, if thought of at all.
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When I joined in on Bodega's public Twitter flogging (with tweets including several that turned into this article), I got a reply from Nadim Hossain, a startup executive who's done time at several major Silicon Valley success stories.
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The E.P.A. website still lists its success stories: refashioning an old textile mill in Hickory, N.C., into a retail, dining and event space, and redeveloping former factory sites on the banks of Iowa's Cedar River into riverfront condominiums.
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Treating anxiety is actually one of the success stories of the mental health field; we have literally hundreds of studies that support certain types of therapies, and these therapies often lead to a more enduring recovery than medications.
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Humanitarian aid is one of the world's great success stories, for the number of people living in extreme poverty has dropped by half since 1990, and more than 120 million children's lives have been saved in that period.
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The report said one of the success stories of the past year had been China, which although it still had severe air pollution problems had seen a drop in PM 2.5 particulates due to strict new governmental controls.
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But among the success stories, blockbusters are rare, and for all the talk of company missions and changing the world, most startup founders just want to make a few million so they can quench their egos and their wallets.
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Additionally, the success stories of selected Asian groups are often not a result of individual efforts rewarded by a fair system, but rather a "success" of the American immigration policies that have targeted highly skilled professionals since the 1960s.
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These success stories were usually apparent very quickly, with more than 85 percent who lost 5 percent or more body weight by the six-month mark having lost 3 percent or more body weight by the eight-week mark.
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But before its months-long implosion, Uber was one of the great success stories of the modern tech boom, a young company that swiftly devastated the taxi industry and grew to a staggering $69 billion valuation in the process.
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"It is very difficult to get all stakeholders to agree to a plan, so there are few success stories, and none of the scale of Bhendi Bazaar," said Anuj Puri, chairman of real estate consultancy Jones Lang LaSalle Residential.
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Soon-Shiong, who has a reputation in the industry as a brash showman, has used skillfully produced videos in the past to promote patient success stories and convey his unshakable optimism that he is on track to vanquish cancer.
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Outside the United States, Israel stands out for the large concentration of cybersecurity firms it has produced over the years — some of which, such as the Nasdaq-listed Check Point Software, have gone on to become global success stories.
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He told Palestinian Authority President Abbas, "I'm very glad our two countries work so closely together and have had success stories with education and relief work in the past, so long may that continue," the Times of Israel reports.
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There are success stories: Airgas fought off a bid by Air Products at $70 a share and was recently sold for $143 a share, though the stock had lagged the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index up to that time.
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Democrats can seize this opportunity to rebuild the Main-Street-to-Wall-Street pipeline that produced so many of the last century's greatest success stories, while also ensuring that workers get to go along for the ride this time.
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The cold response of the public market to what had been lauded as success stories raises questions about the health of both markets and the viability of many companies that survive the arduous culling from startups to public companies.
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Georgia, the small European country nestled along the shores of the Black Sea and astride Europe's highest mountains, is one of the few unequivocal success stories in a region where America's security and commercial interests are strong and growing.
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Mobile phone services have been one of the big success stories in Afghanistan since the Taliban were ousted from power by a U.S.-led campaign in 2001, but there are also frequent complaints from users about quality and coverage.
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One of the biggest success stories of the year, John Krasinski's $17 million thriller about monsters that attack anything that makes a sound has become an international hit, as it has taken in an astounding $329.8 million to date.
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From what began as a start-up in the mid-2000s, Criteo has now transformed into a business with dozens of international offices and several "success stories, " such as partnering up and helping the likes of Office Depot, Sephora, and Microsoft.
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He remind us that some of most important technological developments toward mitigating climate change have not been eureka-like breakthroughs, but painstaking, incremental engineering success stories, like increasingly low-cost silicon solar panels, which have been around since the 1970s.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A fantasy musical set to poetry by Dubai's ruler seeks to explain the secret of one of the Arab world's most compelling success stories, promoting a style of government that creates wealth and ensures stability while avoiding political strife.
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Hosted by former politician Jerry Springer, the tabloid talk show — known for its sensational topics, in-your-face confrontations and on-set brawls — has aired in syndication since 1991, cementing its place in history as one of daytime's biggest success stories.
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While there have been some Russian success stories in the consumer space - such as Masquerade, the face-swapping app that was bought up by Facebook in March - the business-to-business industry doesn't have the necessary infrastructure to encourage investment.
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From McDonalds, to Burger King, and even Dominos Pizza — customers have taken to Instagram and shared their #veganfastfood success stories — proving that with just a bit of curiosity and creativity you too can enjoy a hot batch of waffle fries.
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"Walmart is one of the great success stories in how a company evolves over time to serve the changing needs of its customers, and today, it is in the midst of a very exciting digital transformation," Kumar said in a statement.
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BuzzFeed News found three ads — two active and one inactive — within Facebook's ad library extolling the alleged success stories of detainees at the camps and claiming that the detention centers were not meant to interfere with religious beliefs and practices.
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There are some success stories to look to, such as when the CDC, FDA and the U.S. Department of Defense came together during the Ebola outbreak to develop personal protective equipment and expedite drug approvals by the FDA, Morton said.
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FROM COINAGE: Mind-Blowing American Idol Success Stories From Kelly Clarkson to Carrie Underwood "I feel like my life right now, creatively, is kind of a blank space," Underwood told the People/Entertainment Weekly Network at the Grammy Awards in February.
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